Radiography is a hands-on healthcare program that prepares you to produce diagnostic medical images using X-ray and advanced imaging technologies. You’ll study core sciences and patient care while completing clinical placements across Prince Edward Island.
The Radiography program at the University of Prince Edward Island is designed to equip students with the skills necessary to produce diagnostic medical images using X-ray and advanced imaging technologies. This hands-on healthcare program emphasizes core sciences and patient care, complemented by clinical placements throughout Prince Edward Island.
The curriculum of the Radiography program integrates foundational science with practical imaging techniques, ensuring a comprehensive educational experience. Students will engage in a combination of theoretical learning and clinical practice.
Core courses include:Clinical placements: The Clinical Experience courses offer students supervised practice in diagnostic imaging environments, allowing them to apply knowledge of positioning, imaging protocols, and radiation safety under the guidance of faculty and clinical staff.
To apply for the Radiography program, candidates must fulfill specific academic prerequisites including Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Calculus (or their equivalents). If admitted with outstanding first-year requirements, students must complete them in a subsequent semester with Coordinator approval prior to registration.
Students are expected to complete their degree within a designated timeframe, and prerequisite courses should ideally be taken within the last six years before applying to the program. If any prerequisite courses were completed more than seven years before the anticipated start, candidates should consult the Radiography program Coordinator or the Dean of Science for further guidance.
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