Applications will be acknowledged weekly via email until the February deadline.

At Michener, there are at number of financial assistance programs available to students.

For students enrolled in the joint MRS programs, find information and apply for OSAP through the University of Toronto.

Medical Radiation Sciences (MRS) is a second-entry program designed for students with at least one year of university experience. Applicants must meet academic requirements, participate in the Admissions Interview process and provide proof of English proficiency (if applicable).

To be eligible for admission to the MRS Program, you must present a minimum of one year (5.0 full course equivalents) of university education, with successful completion of 0.5 credit (typically a one-semester course).

Applicants to the Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Technology program must also meet the following academic requirements:

Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Technology is offered jointly with the University of Toronto as part of the Medical Radiation Sciences (MRS) program. Find more detailed information on academic requirements through the University of Toronto’s program page for the Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiation Sciences.

Applicants must submit the following documents via OUAC:

• Postsecondary transcripts (Official Notarized copies will also be accepted.)
• Additional proof of prerequisite completion if completed outside postsecondary transcripts

In addition to the above requirements, international and internationally educated students are required to have education credentials assessed and meet requirements for English language proficiency.

All prospective students apply to U of T through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC) via the OUAC Undergraduate Application, U of T’s Internal Application or U of T’s International Application. To learn more about which application is right for you, please visit U of T’s Applications page.

If you are currently, or have previously, registered in a U of T degree, diploma or certificate program, you may be eligible to use U of T Internal Application. Please be aware that all application correspondence will be sent to you via your ‘utoronto.ca’ email address even if you have provided a different email address on your application.

Once we receive your application, U of T’s University Admissions and Outreach office will send you an email acknowledgement including your JOINid/UTORid and your University of Toronto applicant number. Soon after, you will receive an additional acknowledgment message from the MRS Admissions office with detailed information about the next steps in the MRS application process.

In the second year of the program, you will complete a part-time clinical placement at a Greater Toronto/Hamilton Area (GTHA) affiliated clinical site for 3 weeks during both Fall and Winter semesters to integrate your didactic learning with hands-on clinical experience. In your final year of the program, you will complete your full-time clinical placement at any one of our affiliated clinical sites in Ontario for three full semesters starting with the second-year summer semester, followed by the Fall and Winter semesters in your third year of study. During this final clinical experience, you will be placed at the same base site for three full semesters.

As clinical education is a major component of all Michener programs, our affiliated clinical sites are integral to your education, and they include teaching and community hospitals as well as Independent Health Facilities (IHF’s). Working closely under the supervision of nuclear medicine technologists, you will have the opportunity to integrate knowledge and skills into practice during the clinical phase of your program. Clinical placements give you hands-on experience in work environments and the opportunity to network with potential employers.