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1. Affiliated to
Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB)
Govt. of India

2. Overview
B.Sc. Radiotherapy educates students in cancer treatment through
radiotherapy.
This course prepares students to become Radiotherapy
Technologists, working with Oncologists and Medical Physicists
to deliver cancer radiation therapy.
Radiotherapy Technologists collaborate with patients, utilizing
medical equipment to deliver tailored cancer treatments as
recommended by their oncology team.

3. Duration: 3 years + 1 year internship
Candidates are trained in both theoretical and practical aspects of
radiation therapy and management to provide efficient care in the
hospital setup.
Candidates are given hands-on training in Radiation therapy, Mould
room and simulation procedures in the Radiotherapy department of
our institute.
Graduates are eligible for employment in India and overseas where
their qualifications, training and experience are highly regarded.

4. Curriculum
Radiation Physics: Learning the principles of radiation therapy equipment and
delivery.
Radiobiology: Understanding the effects of radiation on living tissues.
Patient Care: Developing skills in patient communication, comfort, and support.
Treatment Management: Developing individualized radiation treatment protocols for
cancer patients.
Radiation Safety: Ensuring the safety of patients and healthcare professionals working
with radiation.
Clinical Experience: Gaining hands-on experience through clinical rotations in
hospital.
Medical Ethics: Understanding the ethical aspects of patient care in radiation therapy.

5. 1
st
year
• Anatomy
• Physiology
• Biochemistry
• Microbiology
• Pathology
2
nd
year
• Radiotherapy part I A
• Fundamental Physics
• Basic Radiation Physics
• Radiotherapy part I B
• Applied Anatomy & Pathology
• Radiation Biology
• Principles of Radiotherapy
• Practicals
• Mould Room
• Simulation Procedures
• Basics of Treatment Planning
• Radiation Safety
• Quality Assurance
3
rd
year
• Radiotherapy part II A
• Radiation Physics
• External Beam Radiation Therapy
• Brachytherapy
• Mould Room & Simulation
• Equipments in Radiotherapy
• Quality Assurance
• Basic Radiologic Imaging
• Radiotherapy part II B
• Principles & Practice of Radiotherapy
• Advancement in Radiotherapy
• Psychosocial Management
• Bio-statistics
• Medico-legal & Ethical Aspects
• Health & Safety
• Practicals
• Cobalt-60 Machine & Linear Accelerator
• Simulation & Treatment techniques
• Brachytherapy
• Advanced Training

6. Candidates are trained to:
Learn the fundamental duties of a Radiotherapy technologist in a
therapeutic setting.
Observe and practice the entire radiation treatment process for
cancer patients, from mould preparation to CT simulation and
treatment delivery.
Learn and follow radiation safety and hospital protocols.
Acquire interpersonal and communication skills to effectively
explain processes to patients and address their inquiries.

7. A graduate of this course can pursue a career
as...
Radiotherapy technologist in government and private
hospitals, medical college hospitals, and integrative healthcare
centers within the Radiotherapy department.
Instructor or Tutor for Radiotherapy Technologists
Qualified for further studies, such as an MSc in Radiotherapy
or a Master's in Hospital Administration.