Medical Imaging Techniques

2 Years / Full Time

Ürgüp Health Campus

TYT / Turkish

What is the Medical Imaging Techniques Department? Why Should I Study It?

Medical imaging technicians provide services in units requested for disease diagnosis such as direct radiography, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), mammography, ultrasonography, or in preparing and operating devices for patients receiving radiation therapy, as well as in various units of the nuclear medicine department.

In the Medical Imaging Techniques Department, students are trained to utilize high-tech imaging systems (Conventional and Digital Radiology, Fluoroscopy, Digital Subtraction Angiography, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, etc.) for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes based on the fundamental medical and radiology knowledge they gain during their education and practical hospital applications. Graduates are equipped to apply evolving technology in the field, have technical skills and knowledge synthesis ability, excellent hand-eye coordination, radiation protection awareness for their own and patient safety, and effective coordination with physicians.

Why Should I Study Medical Imaging Techniques at Kapadokya University?

Kapadokya University provides students with up-to-date knowledge in programs that address the needs of the country with young, dynamic, and qualified faculty members. Students have the opportunity to practice at private and public hospitals.

What Do Graduates of Medical Imaging Techniques Do? Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Medical Imaging Techniques Department can work as technicians in public and private hospitals, private medical centers, and imaging centers in departments such as Radiology (Conventional Radiology, CT, MRI, Angiography, Mammography, Fluoroscopy), Nuclear Medicine, and Radiotherapy.

Double Major (ÇAP) Opportunities in the Medical Imaging Techniques Program

Students in the Medical Imaging Techniques Program can take advantage of the double major (ÇAP) opportunity to expand their career horizons by complementing their expertise in advanced imaging technologies with oncological treatment disciplines.

Programs Available for Double Major

Radiotherapy

Students accepted into the double major program can complete the Radiotherapy associate degree program simultaneously with their main program in Medical Imaging Techniques and obtain two separate diplomas. This allows them to combine skills in MRI, CT, and radiography with radiotherapy planning and application expertise, gaining a strong competitive advantage in oncology centers, hospitals, and imaging laboratories.

This double major opportunity enhances students' patient safety, diagnosis-treatment integration, and multidisciplinary teamwork skills, helping them stand out in the dynamic healthcare and oncology services sector. For application requirements, success criteria, and quota details, please contact your program advisor.

Courses in the Medical Imaging Techniques Department

Anatomy
Physiology
Medical Imaging Techniques
Radiological Anatomy
Darkroom and Transfer Techniques
Advanced Imaging Techniques
Nuclear Medicine
Introduction to Radiology
Radiotherapy
Basic Physics
Radiation Health and Safety
Radiological Anatomy

Qualities Needed for Students Who Want to Study Medical Imaging Techniques

Interest in physics and human anatomy,
Curiosity about technical subjects and electronic devices,
Ability to think in 3D and have good hand-eye coordination,
Strong communication skills and empathy,
Enjoy helping people,
Being careful, patient, meticulous, and responsible,
Paying maximum attention to workplace safety,
Being inclined to teamwork and collaboration.

Which Bachelor's Programs Can You Transfer to from Medical Imaging Techniques via Vertical Transfer Exam (DGS)?

Emergency Aid and Disaster Management
Nursing
Health Management