The Master of Medical Imaging programme provides foundational education and training for students aspiring to become diagnostic radiographers. It focuses on developing comprehensive theoretical knowledge and essential practical skills for entry-level practice. The curriculum emphasizes core subjects in medical imaging, hands-on clinical skills, and professional development, including patient care, communication, and data literacy. Graduates will be equipped to provide high-quality medical imaging services, engage in research, and effectively utilize data in clinical decision-making. A significant component of the program is the extensive clinical practicum, totaling 1,344 hours over two years, conducted in collaboration with the Hospital Authority. This hands-on experience is crucial for accreditation by the Hong Kong Radiographers Board, which is required for diagnostic radiographer roles in Hong Kong.
The curriculum is designed to equip students with a strong foundation in medical imaging theories and clinical practices. It includes a mandatory clinical practicum that provides extensive hands-on experience.
Graduates will be prepared for roles as entry-level diagnostic radiographers in Hong Kong and potentially internationally, upon meeting accreditation requirements.
Limited admission quota. Early applications are strongly encouraged.
Tuition fees are charged per credit. The total cost depends on the number of credits taken. For non-local students, accommodation is typically provided in the first year only.
Accreditation by the Hong Kong Radiographers Board is mandatory for Diagnostic Radiographer (Category: Diagnostic) roles in Hong Kong.
Tuition fees are charged per credit at HK$8,600 for non-local students. The total tuition for 91 credits is approximately HK$782,600.
The Master of Medical Imaging programme has a normal duration of 2 years and requires the completion of 91 credits for graduation.
Graduates are prepared for roles as entry-level diagnostic radiographers in Hong Kong and potentially internationally, upon meeting accreditation requirements.
Yes, the programme includes a mandatory clinical practicum totaling 1,344 hours over two years, conducted in collaboration with the Hospital Authority.
The application deadlines are October 15, 2025 (Early Round), January 15, 2026 (Main Round), and April 30, 2026 (Extended Round).
Yes, completion of approved Human Anatomy and Physiology courses is required. A list of approved courses is available on the university website.