One written 3 hour examination and one 30 minute oral exam. Continuous assessment of written and practical assignments. The oral examination will include consideration of aspects of the Research Essay which has been submitted by each candidate. Candidates are required to present two seminars. The thesis will be marked by two examiners, normally one being external to the department.
Practical work is an integral part of the programs offered.
They should also have a basic knowledge of radiation physics and radiographic procedures and safety. Communication skills are developed through case presentations to staff and students. Experience is gained in presenting radiographic and ultrasound interpretations in a clinical setting and in integrating these with other clinical information. Candidates are urged to enrol in the course full-time. Those wishing to undertake the degree part-time will be required to attend the Mackinnon Unit at the Veterinary Clinical Centre, Werribee for specified periods, normally a minimum of 12 weeks in the first year, and 6 weeks in the second year.