Bachelor of Health Sciences in Diagnostic Radiography | DUT

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The Bachelor of Health Sciences in Diagnostic Radiography at DUT prepares graduates to produce and interpret diagnostic images using X-rays and related technologies for clinical decision-making. Registered with the HPCSA, diagnostic radiographers work in public and private hospitals across South Africa, where they are in constant demand. The four-year programme develops competencies in radiographic technique, image quality, patient care, radiation protection, and professional ethics — alongside clinical rotations in accredited training facilities across KwaZulu-Natal.

English: Level 4
Mathematics: Level 4
Physical Sciences: Level 4
Life Sciences: Level 4
Plus one additional NSC subject: Level 4
Minimum 28 NSC points; applicants placed as 1st–3rd choice considered
APS: 28

Career Prospects

Diagnostic Radiographer – Perform X-ray, CT, and MRI examinations in public and private hospitals across South Africa, supporting clinical diagnosis.
Mammographer – Specialise in breast imaging, contributing to South Africa’s cancer detection and early intervention programmes.
CT Technologist – Operate computed tomography scanners for cross-sectional imaging in radiology departments and private diagnostic centres.
Radiography Department Supervisor – Lead a team of radiographers in a hospital or private radiology facility.
Radiation Safety Officer – Monitor and manage radiation safety compliance in healthcare facilities in accordance with HPCSA and government regulations.

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