TUT Baccalaureus Technologiae BTech in Radiography: Diagnostic
TUT BTech in Radiography: Diagnostic
The Baccalaureus Technologiae: Radiography: Diagnostic program at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is a comprehensive postgraduate course designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of diagnostic radiographers. Here’s a detailed overview of the program:
Qualification Details
Qualification Code: BTRG96
NQF Level: 7
Campus: Arcadia Campus
Admission Requirements
Qualification Required: A National Diploma in Radiography: Diagnostic or an equivalent NQF Level 6 bachelor’s degree in Radiography (Diagnostic) from a South African university.
International Qualifications: Applicants with international qualifications must apply for SAQA evaluation and may be subject to additional assessments.
Additional Requirements: Proof of English proficiency may be required for international students. Additional subjects may be required based on the nature of the equivalent qualification.
Selection Criteria
Applicants are assessed by a departmental selection panel.
Duration and Presentation
Minimum Duration: One year
Presentation Style: Block-mode classes spread over two years on specific contact days.
Intake Information
Annual Intake: January only
Academic Structure and Credits
First Year Total Credits: 0,200
Management Principles and Practice I (MPP100B)
Research Methods and Techniques (RMQ200C)
Second Year Total Credits: 0,800
Radiographic Practice IV(D) (PRP400T)
Total Credits for the Qualification: 1,000
Syllabus Overview
Management Principles and Practice I: Basic management skills, office management, personnel and financial management, conflict and diversity handling.
Radiographic Practice IV(D): Advanced imaging modalities and procedures, quality management, pattern recognition, innovative learning methods like case studies and presentations.
Research Methods and Techniques: Basic research theory, methodological principles, proposal development.
Professional Registration
Compulsory registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa as a diagnostic radiographer is required.
Additional Expenses
Estimated cost for prescribed textbooks: Approximately R3,000.
Other Requirements
Transport to various venues is the responsibility of the student.
Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
RPL policies as per Chapter 30 of Students’ Rules and Regulations.
Remarks
No new applications will be accepted from 2020. Prospective students are advised to check TUT’s website for new qualifications aligned with the Higher Education Qualification Sub-Framework.
This program is aimed at providing a deeper understanding and advanced skills in diagnostic radiography, preparing graduates for higher-level roles in the field. The curriculum includes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, ensuring a comprehensive postgraduate education.
