A radiographer, also known as medical radiation technologist generally uses X-rays together with other imaging modalities to perform imaging of the human body for diagnosis or treating medical problems. The place of a radiographer in healthcare practice cannot be overemphasized. Apart from occupying an important position in the health sector, they are also well-paid professionals. They are highly skilled individuals who integrate patient history, supporting clinical data, and imaging protocols with the radiographic examination to obtain quality diagnostic results. At Klintaps, the students offering our BSc. Imaging Technology (Radiography) programme are equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to operate a wide range of medical imaging modalities such as: X-Ray Machines (both digital and conventional) Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Machines Computerized Tomography (CT) Machines Mammography Machines Fluoroscopy Machines Our 4-year Radiography programme has been accredited by both the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) and the Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) of Ghana. Aims of Our BSc. Medical Imaging Science (Radiography) Programme: Providing students with an understanding of the scientific principles and practical application of imaging modalities, and assisting students to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills on how to apply them in medical practice. Training and giving career opportunities for students to learn the application of ionizing radiations and other non-radiation-based imaging modalities in the clinical field and to confidently and accurately generate diagnostic images thereof. To equip the student with the knowledge and skills to actively participate in the provision of quality health care delivery in Ghana. Providing a sound knowledge base in medical imaging, that enables the student to use this knowledge, and integrate underlying theoretical concepts to develop their professional practice and skills. To show enough flexibility for the students to understand the various disciplines of imaging and to actively develop the area of medical imaging that corresponds to their area of interest.