UNIVERSITY OF MILAN · ITALY
Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques
Bachelor's · Taught in it
At a glance
36 mo
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Level
- BachelorDegree Level
- 3 YearsDuration
- 180ECTS Credits
- MilanLocation
- Mandatory In-personAttendance
- Limited places with admission testAdmission
This Bachelor's degree program trains professionals in imaging and radiotherapy techniques. You will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to operate medical imaging equipment and administer radiotherapy treatments. The program focuses on the technical and scientific aspects of these fields, preparing you for a career in healthcare settings.
Curriculum
The curriculum spans three years and includes theoretical courses, laboratory work, and mandatory internship activities. The program is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of imaging and radiotherapy, from basic sciences to specialized techniques.
- 1
- Basis of Patient Care
- Basis of Physics and Mathematics
- Morphological and Functional Basis of Life
- Pathology and Biological Basis of Life
- Conventional Radiology: Imaging and Techniques
- Laboratory
- Radiobiology and Radioprotection
- AI Literacy
- English Assessment B1
- Training (first year)
- 2
- Computed Tomography: Techniques
- Contrast Radiology: Techniques
- Magnetic Resonance: Techniques
- Laboratory
- Neuroradiology and Interventional Radiology: Techniques
- Other Activities
- Radiological Sciences Applied to Surgery
- Training (second year)
- 3
- Nuclear Medicine
- Radiotherapy
Careers
Graduates will be qualified to work as technical operators in medical imaging and radiotherapy departments within public and private healthcare facilities. This includes roles in diagnostic imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound) and radiation therapy.
- Radiographer
- Radiotherapy Technician
- CT Scan Technologist
- MRI Technologist
- Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques program?
- You need a High School Diploma and must demonstrate English proficiency at a B1 level, assessed internally. Admission is competitive and requires passing an admission test, with specific places reserved for non-EU citizens. Further details will be in the official call for applications.
- How do I apply for this program and when are the deadlines?
- The application process involves checking the upcoming call for applications for specific deadlines, preparing for and taking an admission test, and then enrolling if successful. All deadlines and procedures will be published in the official call for applications.
- What is the duration of the Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques program?
- This is a Bachelor's degree program with a duration of 3 years, totaling 180 ECTS credits.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Specific tuition fees for international students are not detailed on the program page. Generally, Italian public universities have relatively low tuition fees, often based on family income; please refer to the University of Milan's website for the most current fee structure.
- What career paths are available after graduating from this program?
- Graduates will be qualified to work as technical operators in medical imaging and radiotherapy departments. Potential roles include Radiographer, Radiotherapy Technician, CT Scan Technologist, MRI Technologist, and Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
- Is the program taught in English?
- The program has an internal English Assessment at B1 level as part of the curriculum, indicating instruction is likely not fully in English. Specific language of instruction details are not provided, but students must achieve B1 English.
Entry requirements
High School DiplomaA high school diploma is required for admission. Specific subject prerequisites may apply, and these will be detailed in the official call for applications.
English AssessmentB1 Level
Admission is limited and requires passing an admission test. The call for applications will provide details on test dates, content, and registration procedures. A specific number of places is reserved for non-EU citizens.
Fees
Tuition (international)Specific tuition fees for international students are not detailed on the program page. Generally, Italian public universities have relatively low tuition fees, often based on family income.
Tuition (home)Specific tuition fees for home/domestic students are not detailed on the program page. Generally, Italian public universities have relatively low tuition fees, often based on family income.
LivingLiving costs in Milan can vary, but an estimate for a student would typically include accommodation, food, transportation, and personal expenses.
Please refer to the official University of Milan website for the most current fee structure and any potential regional or international student surcharges.
How to apply
1. Check the Call for ApplicationsThe call for applications will be finalized and published shortly. It contains crucial information about admission test dates, content, and how to register.
2. Prepare for the Admission TestFamiliarize yourself with the test content as outlined in the call for applications.
3. Submit Admission ApplicationComplete the online admission application by the specified deadline.
4. Take the Admission TestAttend the scheduled admission test. Ranking lists will be published afterwards.
5. EnrolmentIf admitted, follow the instructions for enrolment by the given deadlines.
Accreditation
This is a Bachelor of Science degree (Laurea) within the Italian university system, recognized by the Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR).
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques program?
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You need a High School Diploma and must demonstrate English proficiency at a B1 level, assessed internally. Admission is competitive and requires passing an admission test, with specific places reserved for non-EU citizens. Further details will be in the official call for applications.
How do I apply for this program and when are the deadlines?
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The application process involves checking the upcoming call for applications for specific deadlines, preparing for and taking an admission test, and then enrolling if successful. All deadlines and procedures will be published in the official call for applications.
What is the duration of the Imaging and Radiotherapy Techniques program?
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This is a Bachelor's degree program with a duration of 3 years, totaling 180 ECTS credits.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Specific tuition fees for international students are not detailed on the program page. Generally, Italian public universities have relatively low tuition fees, often based on family income; please refer to the University of Milan's website for the most current fee structure.
What career paths are available after graduating from this program?
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Graduates will be qualified to work as technical operators in medical imaging and radiotherapy departments. Potential roles include Radiographer, Radiotherapy Technician, CT Scan Technologist, MRI Technologist, and Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
Is the program taught in English?
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The program has an internal English Assessment at B1 level as part of the curriculum, indicating instruction is likely not fully in English. Specific language of instruction details are not provided, but students must achieve B1 English.