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COURSE FACT

STUDY LEVEL PROGRAM DURATION CREDITS HOURS

Under Graduate

8 Semesters, 4 years

141

Eligibility Criteria

Intermediate Pre-Medical/Equivalent with minimum 50 % marks.


Program Overview

The BS Radiography and Imaging Technology program at Green International University (GIU) is designed for students who want to build a career in medical imaging and patient care. This four-year degree helps students learn how to use modern imaging machines like X-rays, MRI and ultrasound for accurate medical diagnosis. With both classroom learning and practical training, students develop the skills to work confidently in hospitals, labs and healthcare centers.

Why Choose BS Medical Imaging Technology?

Choosing BS Radiography and Imaging Technology at GIU means joining a program that blends theory with hands-on experience. Students learn directly through BS radiography lab training GIU, where they work with real imaging equipment under expert supervision.

The program focuses on safety, precision and care all essential for healthcare professionals. GIU also provides a supportive learning environment and updated lab facilities through the Department of Health Technologies, helping students grow as skilled imaging technologists. It’s an ideal program for anyone passionate about using imaging technology for healthcare students to make a difference in people’s lives.

Career Scope & Opportunities

Graduates of the BS Radiography and Imaging Technology program have great job opportunities in both public and private healthcare sectors. This degree opens career paths such as:

  • Radiologic Technologist
  • Imaging Specialist
  • Radiology Manager
  • Application Expert
  • Researcher

With the rising need for medical imaging, professionals with radiography skills are in high demand. Completing this program from GIU helps you build a strong and rewarding career in medical imaging and patient care.

Semester 1

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
GEC-6101 Functional English 3(3+0)
GEC-6102 Quantitative Reasoning-I 3(3+0)
GEC-6104 Applications of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) 3(2+1)
GEC-6127
GEC-6128
Understanding of Holy Quran-I / Fehm-e-Quran-I OR
Understanding of World Religions-I
1(0+1)
AHS-6301 Human Anatomy 3(2+1)
AHS-6302 Human Physiology 3(2+1)
AHS-6303 Introduction to Medical Biochemistry 2(1+1)
  Total Credit Hours 18(13+5)

Semester 2

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
GEC-6103 Expository Writing 3(3+0)
IDC-6201 Artificial Intelligence 3(3+0)
GEC-6125 Environmental Sciences and Sustainability 3(2+1)
GEC-6108 Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan 2(2+0)
GEC-6129
GEC-6130
Understanding of Holy Quran-II / Fehm-e-Quran-II OR
Understanding of World Religions-II
1(0+1)
BSMI-6301 Introduction to Medical Imaging Technology 2(2+0)
AHS-6304 First Aid and Emergency Care 2(1+1)
AHS-6305 Introduction to Medical Equipment & Technology 3(2+1)
  Total Credit Hours 19(15+4)

Semester 3

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
GEC-6109 Quantitative Reasoning-II 3(3+0)
GEC-6110 Civics and Community Engagement 2(2+0)
GEC-6113 Introduction to Psychology 2(2+0)
GEC-6126 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0)
GEC-6105 / GEC-6106 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2+0)
AHS-6306 Introduction to Allied Health Science-I 2(2+0)
AHS-6307 Patient Safety and Infection Control 2(1+1)
AHS-6309 General Pathology 3(2+1)
  Total Credit Hours 18(16+2)

Semester 4

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
GEC-6117 International Relations 2(2+0)
GEC-6111 Entrepreneurship 2(2+0)
AHS-6308 Introduction to Allied Health Sciences-II 2(2+0)
AHS-6310 Introduction to Public Health and Epidemiology 3(3+0)
AHS-6311 General Pharmacology 3(2+1)
AHS-6312 Healthcare Systems and Policies 2(2+0)
AHS-6313 Healthcare Marketing and Management 2(2+0)
  Total Credit Hours 16(15+1)
To strengthen employability and ensure alignment with industry requirements, all students shall complete at least one program related certification from a nationally or internationally recognized professional body. The certification shall be undertaken and successfully completed during the first four semesters of the program, and no later than the commencement of the fifth semester.

*Bridging Semester

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
AHS-6307 Patient Safety and Infection Control 2(1+1)
AHS-6310 Introduction to Public Health and Epidemiology 3(3+0)
AHS-6311 General Pharmacology 3(2+1)
AHS-6312 Healthcare Systems and Policies 2(2+0)
AHS-6313 Healthcare Marketing and Management 2(2+0)
AHS-6315 Basics of Allied Health Sciences 2(2+0)
BSMI-6301 Introduction to Medical Imaging Technology 2(2+0)
  Total Credit Hours 16(14+2)
* Students with an Associate Degree/B.A./BSc/Equivalent Degree Program from a Non-Medical Imaging Technology Background must complete deficient courses during a bridging semester before the fifth semester.

Semester 5

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
AHS-6314 Introduction to Nursing Practice 3(2+1)
BSMI-6302 Radiation Sciences & Technology 2(1+1)
BSMI-6303 General Radiology & Positioning Techniques 2(1+1)
BSMI-6304 Fluoroscopy & Radiological Procedures 3(2+1)
IDC-6206 Applied Medicine 3(3+0)
BSMI-6305 Radiobiology & Radiation Protection 2(2+0)
BSMI-6701 Supervised Clinical Practice - I: X-Ray, Fluoroscopy & Mammography 3(0+3)
  Total Credit Hours 18(11+7)

Semester 6

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BSMI-6306 Mammography & Special Radiological Techniques 3(2+1)
IDC-6207 General Surgery 3(3+0)
BSMI-6307 Anatomy for Diagnostic Imaging 3(2+1)
BSMI-6308 Computed & Digital Radiography (CR & DR) 2(2+0)
BSMI-6309 Computed Tomography – I 2(1+1)
BSMI-6310 Magnetic Resonance Imaging – I 2(1+1)
BSMI-6702 Supervised Clinical Practice – II: CR & DR, CT, MRI 3(0+3)
  Total Credit Hours 18(11+7)

**Summer Semester

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BSMI-6501 Internship 3(0+3)
  Total Credit Hours 3(0+3)
**A formal internship must be carried out after completing the 6th semester to provide students with early exposure to clinical practice. However, students joining from the spring semester can be provided an exception to carry out their corporate internships during the subsequent summer after their 6th semester.

Semester 7

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
IDC-6202 Scientific Writing and Research Methods 3(2+1)
IDC-6203 Biostatistics 3(3+0)
BSMI-6311 Computed Tomography – II 2(1+1)
BSMI-6312 Magnetic Resonance Imaging - II 2(1+1)
BSMI-6313 Clinical Sonography 3(1+2)
BSMI-6703 Supervised Clinical Practice - III: CT, MRI & Ultrasound 3(0+3)
  Total Credit Hours 16(8+8)

Semester 8

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
BSMI-6314 Clinical Pathology and Radiological Presentation 3(2+1)
BSMI-6315 Therapeutic Radiology 2(1+1)
BSMI-6316 Nuclear Medicine 2(1+1)
BSMI-6317 Interventional Radiology 2(1+1)
BSMI-6704 Supervised Clinical Practice IV: Nuclear Medicine, Interventional & Therapeutic Radiology 3(0+3)
BSMI-6601 Capstone Project 3(0+3)
  Total Credit Hours 15(5+10)

 

Total Credit Hours BS Medical Imaging Technology are 141

What is BS Radiography and Imaging Technology?
It’s a degree that teaches students to use medical imaging tools like X-rays, MRI and ultrasound.
How long is the BS Radiography and Imaging Technology program?
The program is four years long, divided into eight semesters.
Who can apply for this program at GIU?
Students with Intermediate (Pre-Medical) and at least 50% marks can apply.
What jobs can I get after this degree?
You can work as a radiologic technologist, imaging specialist or lab assistant.
Does GIU offer practical lab training?
Yes, GIU provides hands-on radiography lab training with modern imaging equipment.