Bachelos Of Science In Information technology
Chaohu University
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"Develop skills in diagnostic imaging and patient care using technologies like X-ray, MRI, and CT to support medical diagnosis and treatment."
"Explore health, wellbeing, and healthcare systems to prepare for roles in public health, health promotion, and community care."
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"Explore ocean ecosystems, marine species, and coastal environments to develop solutions for conservation, research, and sustainable use."
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