Medical radiations

Medical radiations

RMIT is the only Victorian university offering a multidisciplinary approach to medical radiations, with the option to study all medical radiations disciplines at degree level.

RMIT is the only Victorian university offering a multidisciplinary approach to medical radiations, with the option to study all medical radiations disciplines at degree level.

RMIT is the only Victorian university offering a multidisciplinary approach to medical radiations, with the option to study all medical radiations disciplines at degree level.

We offer 3 areas of specialisation within medical radiations: nuclear medicine, medical imaging, and radiation therapy. With each specialisation you'll undertake supervised clinical practice ensuring you're job-ready on graduating. Postgraduate programs are available in research and medical physics.

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