About Radiological Technology
Radiological technology is a discipline concerning research and handling of ionizing radiation, electromagnetic radiation and others such as sound waves to see inside the body and examine and cure diseases.
The science consists of the science and engineering field which leverages hardware with the principle behind devices and software for medical imaging, and the medical field in which we use our knowledge and technology to give diagnoses and medical treatment. Radiological technology is a practical applied science in healthcare which covers science and engineering, life science and medicine.
Upon completion of the degree program, students gain the National Clinical Radiologist Exam eligibility. Clinical Radiologists are qualified to collect biological information using X-ray, CT and MRI and can perform advanced medical treatment using radiation. They also have a bright career ahead as specialists in the medical device industry with sound knowledge in science and engineering as well as medicine.
A promising future for professionals awaits you in practice and research of radiological technology after the completion of the degree program. It fulfills the demands of human resources who have aspired to study a broad range of science and engineering, life science and medicine.

Qualification
- Clinical Radiologist National Exam eligibility
- We encourage students to obtain the national license of the first-class radiation protection supervisor.
*More specialists are in need who possess both a Clinical Radiologist license and the first-class Radiation Protection Supervisor license.