At the end of the 04 years (SLQF Level 6) BSc (Honours) Degree in MIT holders should be able to;

● demonstrate thorough and systematic understanding of advanced concepts in the field of MIT.
● demonstrate clinical skills in the field MIT and related disciplines, through the use of established
techniques and development of new techniques
● develop hypotheses, construct and sustain arguments in the context of research and investigation.
● eloquently communicate and disseminate knowledge, information and ideas to specialist and
non-specialist audiences
● practice professionalism and uphold ethical standards in the field of MIT.
● function independently as well as interdependently while handling and maintaining all radiological and
imaging equipment independently and conducting effective patient care and safety procedures.
● demonstrate leadership skills in the field of MIT.
● express emotional and intellectual maturity in a global setting
● prepared to carry out independent and further learning to perform quality diagnostic images and other
specialized radiological techniques for both technical and anatomical criteria.
● evaluate images for technical quality and radiation dose optimization.
● demonstrate knowledge of radiation protection for self, staff and patients and Quality Control checks.
● identify and manage emergency situations.
● develop knowledge to integrate theory with practice using critical analysis, evaluation, reasoning and
problem-solving skills to enhance practice.
● create a portfolio that demonstrates evidence of suitable competency and reflective practice
appropriate to that of a newly qualified diagnostic radiography practitioner.