BSc Radiology, short for Bachelor of Science in Radiology, is a three-year undergraduate degree wherein a range of paramedical subjects and topics are covered. Training and qualifying students in the area of using radiology equipment to evaluate and diagnose different illnesses and issues in the human body. As an undergraduate course, a BSc in Radiology will provide the basic knowledge and skills required to enter the professional field of radiology. Requiring such expert understanding and knowledge, the programs is specifically designed for students with a strong background in science and technology. Admissions to such technical medical programs would often require students to have cleared an entrance test conducted either at the national, state or university level.

The BSc Radiology subjects and topics will be determined by the individual university or college offering the course. However, most universities will cover similar subjects and topics in the field, with additional subjects they deem appropriate for better knowledge. Some of the subjects for BSc in Radiology include Radiography apparatus, Human anatomy, Pathology and physiology, Radiography for medical use, Processing techniques for images, Advanced imaging modality instruments Echography and Doppler and many more topics. Apart from these subjects, universities may also define certain credit requirements like project and dissertation submissions as well as elective subjects to earn the degree at the end of the course. On completion of the course, graduates can find a range of profiles fitting their qualifications, primarily in the medical field, however, other fields like forensic sciences and archaeology may also be other fields wherein Radiology graduates can find work.