1. Admission and Student Affairs ๐
Q: What is the high school background required for admission to the Radiology Department?
A: Admission is strictly restricted to graduates of the High School Preparatory School / Scientific Branch (Biology Track).
Q: What is the degree awarded to the graduate?
A: The institute awards a Technical Diploma in Radiological Techniques, and the graduate’s professional title is “Radiological Technologist.”
Q: Is there an evening study program available in the department?
A: Yes, the evening study program is available for this department in accordance with the regulations and minimum grade requirements set annually by the Ministry.
2. Curriculum and Academic Study ๐
Q: What are the main subjects taught in this department?
A: The department focuses on subjects such as: Radiation Physics, Radiographic Anatomy, Radiographic Positioning, Developing and Processing, as well as Radiology and Ultrasound Equipment.
Q: Does the study require a strong command of the English language?
A: The curricula are in English; however, the professors adopt a simplified teaching approach that focuses on the technical and medical terminology that students need in their field work.
3. Training and Practical Application ๐ฅ
Q: Where do students carry out their practical training?
A: Training takes place inside the department’s radiology and processing laboratories, in addition to field training in the radiology, ultrasound, and CT scan units across Mosul’s hospitals.
Q: Is there a summer training requirement for the Radiology Department?
A: Yes, first-stage students must complete a mandatory one-month summer training program at specialized hospitals and centers affiliated with the Nineveh Health Directorate.
4. Appointment and Career Path ๐ผ
Q: Is the employment appointment centralized for radiology graduates?
A: Yes, graduates are covered by the Medical Graduation Law No. (6), and appointments are centralized within the staff of the Iraqi Ministry of Health.
Q: What are the available career fields after graduation?
A: Working in conventional radiology units, ultrasound units, Computed Tomography (CT-Scan) units, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) units in both public and private hospitals.
Q: Does the graduate have the right to pursue further university education?
A: Yes, top-ranking students have the right to apply to complete their Bachelor’s degree at Medical Technical Colleges (Radiological Techniques Department).