Undergraduate Program--Medical Photography

A medical Photographer is a specialised photographer trained to record a wide variety of medical conditions from routine (for example pre- and post-operative photographs) to highly complex photography (for example UV & 3D photographs). Medical photographs are taken to help doctors and other health professionals to monitor clinical conditions. They are often used as part of the planning process alongside other tests such as x-rays, scans and blood tests. This program aims to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to capture, process, and present medical images in a professional and ethical manner.

Core courses

Systematic Anatomy, Medical Microbiology, Physiology, Medical Immunology, Medical Biochemistry, Outline of Clinical Medicine, Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques (including Parasite Testing), Clinical Microbiology Laboratory Techniques, Clinical Immunology Laboratory Techniques, and Clinical Biochemistry Laboratory Techniques.

Period of Study

Four years

Degree

Bachelor of Science