Advanced Diagnostic & Interventional Radiology Sciences Masters Program Notice: The MSc Imaging Technology at International University of Barbados is a postgraduate program offering advanced specialization in cross-sectional imaging (CT & MRI), nuclear medicine, ultrasound, digital radiography, mammography, interventional radiology, radiation physics, radiation safety, and imaging informatics (PACS/RIS). Graduates lead radiology departments, conduct imaging research, and drive clinical quality improvement.
Program Overview
The MSc Imaging Technology at International University of Barbados is a 2-year advanced postgraduate program designed for diagnostic imaging professionals seeking expert-level specialization in modern radiology modalities, cross-sectional imaging, nuclear medicine, radiation physics, and clinical radiology leadership. The program elevates BSc Imaging Technology graduates to senior clinical scientist and research-capable roles.
Students gain advanced mastery in computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET-CT), ultrasound, digital mammography, fluoroscopy, interventional radiology procedures, radiation dosimetry, radiation protection, PACS/RIS imaging informatics, and AI-assisted image analysis. The program integrates research methodology for conducting independent imaging science studies.
Clinical rotations across radiology departments — including CT scan suites, MRI units, nuclear medicine departments, ultrasound labs, and interventional radiology suites — provide comprehensive exposure under consultant radiologist and senior radiographer supervision.
Why Study MSc Imaging Technology at IUB?
IUB's advanced radiology simulation centre features multi-slice CT training phantoms, MRI safety training facilities, digital radiography suites, ultrasound simulation labs, and PACS workstation clusters. Faculty include consultant radiologists, senior radiographers, medical physicists, and nuclear medicine specialists with extensive clinical and academic expertise.
International Radiology & Imaging Standards
Aligned with ISRRT, IAEA radiation safety guidelines, ACR, and ESR international radiology standards, our MSc curriculum prepares graduates for senior radiographer, radiology manager, and imaging research roles with pathways to international professional certifications.
Key Learning Outcomes
Admission & Eligibility Criteria
Candidates applying for MSc Imaging Technology must hold a relevant radiological or allied health science bachelor's degree:
Bachelor's Degree Qualification
Successful completion of BSc Imaging Technology, BSc Radiography, BSc Medical Physics, BSc MLT, BSN, or any recognized allied health / biomedical science bachelor's degree from an accredited institution.
Minimum Academic Grade
Minimum aggregate of 55% marks / CGPA 2.5 in the qualifying bachelor's degree. Candidates with relevant radiology department work experience may also be considered.
Clinical Experience (Preferred)
Minimum 1 year of radiology / imaging department experience is preferred. Fresh BSc Imaging Technology graduates with strong academic records may apply directly.
Required Application Documents
- Bachelor's Degree Certificate & Official Academic Transcripts.
- Detailed CV / Resume with radiology clinical experience (if any).
- Government ID / Valid Passport Copy.
- Two Professional Reference Letters from supervisors or academic faculty.
- Medical Fitness Certificate for radiation-based clinical rotations.
- Statement of Purpose (SOP) — Research interests & career goals in imaging sciences.
MSc Imaging Technology Curriculum & Syllabus
The MSc Imaging Technology covers 4 semesters of advanced radiology sciences, clinical imaging department rotations across all major modalities, and a research dissertation:
Assessment & Evaluation Methodology
MSc Imaging Technology evaluation integrates continuous theory assessments, advanced practical OSCE exams on imaging equipment, clinical radiology department rotation performance, and research dissertation defense:
Career Opportunities & Professional Scope
MSc Imaging Technology graduates are in high demand for senior radiographer, radiology management, academic, and research roles in hospitals, diagnostic centers, and healthcare organizations globally:
International Certification & Doctoral Pathways
MSc Imaging Technology graduates can pursue PhD in Radiology / Medical Imaging Science, internationally recognized ISRRT (International Society of Radiographers & Radiological Technologists) registration, ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) certification, or fellowships in Neuroradiology, Interventional Radiology, or Nuclear Medicine for global career advancement.