Bachelor of Medical Radiation (Radiation Therapy)

Medical radiations is a rapidly advancing healthcare discipline involving the application of ionising and non-ionising radiation for the diagnosis and treatment of injury and disease.
Medical radiations practitioners are allied health professionals who use radiation to provide diagnostic examinations, radiation therapy treatment, functional imaging and supportive care for people in our community. They are highly skilled and patient-centred healthcare professionals.

This option deals with the design and implementation of radiation treatment, and issues of care and wellbeing for people diagnosed with cancer and other pathological conditions.
The course focuses on developing your knowledge in anatomy, pathology, physiology, physics, technology, patient care and clinical research. You will combine this knowledge, learning to use highly sophisticated equipment to plan and treat patients accurately with an exceptional level of care.

You must have successfully completed a qualification recognised by RMIT as equivalent to the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) with a minimum average of 65%

IB Diploma Score- 25 Minimum Score Required