Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Honours) is a Semester One (1 March); Semester One (28 February) Bachelor program taught at University of Auckland, New Zealand. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time (Full-time: 4 years) options.
The Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Honours) (BMedImag(Hons)) at the University of Auckland prepares students through hands-on clinical experiences. In years 2 to 4 (Parts II to IV), students complete courses in radiographic positioning and image acquisition, the physical principles and technology of medical imaging, image optimisation and evaluation, patient care and safety, sectional imaging anatomy and pathology, professional and evidence-based practice, and specialised imaging.
Students gain clinical experience in simulation labs, hospitals, and private radiology facilities. In Part IV, students produce a final-year dissertation through Research in Medical Imaging that develops analytical and research skills. Most students also take one General Education course.
The minimum requirements for admission in Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Honours) at University of Auckland for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:
Note: Please check the university website in the link below.
Two application categories are available. Shortlisted applicants are subject to a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI).
Undergraduate entry: complete the first year of the Bachelor of Science (BSc) at the University of Auckland, or the Health Sciences First Year at the University of Otago. This must be completed on a full-time basis and include the listed courses.
Option A (University of Auckland): CHEM110: Chemistry of the Living World; BIOSCI107: Biology for Biomedical Science - Cellular Processes; MEDSCI142: Biology for Biomedical Science - Organ Systems; BIOSCI101: Life! Origins and Mechanisms; PHYSICS160: Physics for the Life Sciences; BIOSCI106: Molecules of Life; POPLHLTH 111: Population Health; WTRSCI 100: Contemporary Science in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Option B (University of Otago): CHEM191: The Chemical Basis of Biology and Human Health; CELS191: Cell and Molecular Biology; PHSI191: Biological Physics; BIOC192: Foundations of Biochemistry; HUBS192: Human Body Systems II; HUBS191: Human Body Systems I; POPPH192: Population Health.
Interview eligibility for consideration for an admission interview (MMI – Multi Mini Interviews): achieve a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 5.0 across the 7 first year courses listed above in bold, with no fails, to be eligible for consideration. All University of Auckland applicants must also pass WTRSCI 100.
First year entry: complete eight courses in the first year of one of the listed University of Auckland programmes: Bachelor of Biomedical Science (BBiomedSc); Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) – Community Health major; Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) – Health Systems and Data Analytics major; Bachelor of Science (BSc) – Cell and Molecular Bioscience major; Bachelor of Science (BSc) – Exercise Sciences major; Bachelor of Science (BSc) – Medicinal Chemistry major; Bachelor of Science (BSc) – Nutrition major; Bachelor of Science (BSc) – Pharmacology major; Bachelor of Science (BSc) – Physiology major. Applicants completing the Health Sciences First Year (HSFY) at the University of Otago will also be considered under this category.
First year required courses for BHSc or BBiomedSc: BIOSCI 107; CHEM 190; MEDSCI 142; POPLHLTH 111; WTRMHS 100; 3 x 15 point courses from your degree. First year required courses for BSc: BIOSCI 107; CHEM 190; MEDSCI 142; POPLHLTH 111; WTRSCI 100; 3 x 15 point courses from your degree. Study must be completed on a full time basis in the year of application, and only the first attempt for these courses will be considered for admission in the First Year category.
First Year entry applicants must: achieve a minimum GPA of 5.0 across the four core courses (BIOSCI 107, CHEM 190, POPLHLTH 111 and MEDSCI 142); have no grade lower than a B in any of their eight first year courses.
Please check detail of study units at https://www.auckland.ac.nz/en/study/study-options/find-a-study-option/Medicalimaging.html