Combining the realms of science, health and anatomy, medical radiation science offers a diverse, challenging and progressive career path. A fast-evolving field, medical radiation science capitalises on emerging technologies to drive sophisticated investigations into the health and wellbeing of individuals. CSU's Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science offers you the theoretical knowledge and professional skills to practise as a qualified medical radiation scientist. Taught by industry-based professionals, this degree offers a high success rate in industry employment. Course highlights High industry demand There is an increasing demand for highly educated and adaptable medical radiation science professionals (medical imaging, radiotherapy and nuclear medicine) in response to our ageing population and organic growth of the industry. Our degree is designed to anticipate industry demands and is in a unique position to offer you a competitive advantage in the employment market. We'll equip your for success Equipment used by medical radiation scientists has become increasingly sophisticated over the past decade and a detailed knowledge of equipment function, operation and computer interfacing is required. With an emphasis on the techniques and equipment used in diagnostic radiography, nuclear medicine and radiation therapy including general radiography, screening, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), sonography, positron emission tomography (PET), this degree will provide you with a rewarding and fulfilling career. Career opportunities Medical imaging Become a diagnostic radiographer / medical imaging technologist either in public hospitals or private radiology practices in any state or territory of Australia. You could also apply to work in some overseas countries and will be eligible to register with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia (MRPBA). Nuclear medicine Work as a nuclear medicine scientist either in public hospitals or private nuclear medicine practices in any state of Australia. You can also apply to work in some overseas countries and will be eligible to register with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia (MRPBA). Radiation therapy Explore a career as a radiation therapist in public hospitals or private radiation oncology practices in any state of Australia, as well as overseas. Career options may also include specialisation in areas such as tomotherapy and IMRT. CSU is seeking accreditation of this course so that graduates will be eligible to register with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia (MRPBA).