Frequently Asked Questions

The admission requirements and regulations are updated annually. Please visit the Deanship of Admission and Registration website for the latest information.

The admission requirements and criteria are updated annually. Please visit the Deanship of Admission and Registration website for the latest updates.

Yes, a student may transfer to the Radiology program if they meet the approved requirements and regulations set by the Department of Diagnostic Radiology, as well as the general conditions established by the Deanship of Admission and Registration.

The program duration is four academic years (8 levels), in addition to a mandatory 12-month internship year.

English is the primary language of instruction for the major courses, while Arabic is used in some general courses.

• Working in hospitals and medical centers, including medical and health services within the military sectors.
• Academic field.
• Research and development.
• Medical equipment companies.
• Quality assurance and accreditation.

Yes, graduates can pursue a master’s or doctoral degree in Diagnostic Radiology or in other disciplines permitted by regulations.

The Department of Diagnostic Radiology provides a graduate unit that connects alumni with training programs, research activities, and job opportunities.