Diagnostic Radiography BSc

DStart a professional course where youll gain the skills, competencies and professional behaviours needed for a future in allied health practices. We place a strong emphasis on the in depth scientific principles that will shape your learning. You will delve into the physics of Diagnostic Radiography and imaging, anatomy and pathophysiology, techniques, and safety.<br/><br/>Through your scientific knowledge, you will be prepared to conduct a wide range of radiographic examinations. Our commitment to practical learning experiences ensures that youll spend invaluable time in a clinical setting, building the solid foundation for your radiography career.<br/><br/>The course has a focus towards ethical and professional conduct, so youll be prepared academically, ethically and professionally. Your lecturers and supervisors are professionals in their field and work to keep developing the course, in step with their commitment to keeping pace with the evolving healthcare landscapes.<br/><br/>We are proud that this course includes Ultrasonography, with a special focus on the abdomen and obstetrics and gynaecological ultrasound. With practical experience, based on optical simulation, youll be prepared to perform detailed and accurate ultrasound examinations in clinical practice. Due to the increasing demand for Sonographers, these additional skills will enhance your career prospects and allow you to make a substantial impact in patient care.<br/><br/>Youll have use of our bespoke imaging suite, established to support extensive hands on experience in small student groups. Our imaging suite consists of:<br/><br/>State of the art AI powered 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging scanner<br/>Ceiling mounted digital X-ray machine<br/>Stationary and portable ultrasound machine<br/>Functional near infrared spectroscopy machine<br/>Eye tracking device<br/>A range of anthropometric body phantoms<br/>The course is pending approval by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and the College of Radiographers (CoR)