B.Sc in Cardiac Technology is an undergraduate programme designed to prepare allied healthcare professionals who support cardiologists in evaluating and managing cardiovascular diseases. The curriculum builds a foundation in human anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pathology, microbiology, and pharmacology, followed by specialised learning in cardiology, cardiac diagnostics, cardiac imaging basics, and instrumentation. Students learn to perform and assist in investigations such as electrocardiography (ECG), echocardiography assistance, treadmill test (TMT), Holter monitoring, stress testing preparation, and patient monitoring in critical care. Many institutions also include exposure to catheterization lab workflow, infection control, biomedical equipment handling, and clinical documentation. Practical training and hospital-based internships form an important component, helping students develop patient handling, safety, and communication skills. After graduation, candidates can work in cardiology departments, ICU/CCU, cardiac diagnostic centres, and preventive cardiac health programmes, with opportunities to pursue higher studies in cardiac care and allied health specialisations.