Department Overview
The Department of Medical Radiotherapy Technology is a specialized academic unit dedicated to preparing competent professionals in cancer treatment through radiotherapy. The Department provides high-quality education and clinical training focused on therapeutic radiology and modern radiation oncology practices. It integrates theoretical instruction, simulation-based learning, and supervised clinical placements to ensure safe, precise, and effective radiation treatment delivery. The programme emphasizes patient safety, ethical practice, and adherence to national and international standards in radiation protection. Through education, research, and community engagement, the Department contributes to strengthening oncology services and improving cancer care outcomes.
Functions and Responsibilities
- Develop and regularly update specialized academic programmes in radiotherapy and cancer treatment modalities.
- Deliver high-quality theoretical and practical training in radiation oncology.
- Coordinate and supervise clinical training in affiliated radiation oncology departments.
- Implement strict quality control and radiation safety measures to protect patients, staff, and the public.
- Ensure compliance with national and international standards for radiation protection and patient care.
- Promote research and innovation to advance radiotherapy technologies and improve patient outcomes.
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary oncology teams to enhance comprehensive cancer care education.
Major Activities
- Conduct simulation-based tumor irradiation and hands-on radiotherapy training sessions.
- Facilitate student internships and clinical placements in oncology centers.
- Organize Continuous Professional Development (CPD) workshops and seminars for radiotherapy professionals.
- Participate in clinical audits and radiotherapy service quality assessments.
- Lead and support research initiatives in radiation oncology and patient safety.
- Implement community outreach programmes on cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment awareness.
- Strengthen partnerships with oncology institutions for collaborative training and research.
Academic Programs
Discover our specialized curriculum and degree pathways
BSc in Medical Radiotherapy Technology (BSc)
A specialized oncology-focused program designed to produce expert radiotherapy technologists capable of delivering precise cancer treatments.
4 Years
Undergraduate
BSc
Clinical Training in Radiation Safety (Certificate)
An intensive hands-on training module covering international standards for radiation protection and precision treatment simulation.
1 Year
Undergraduate
Certificate