Program Overview

Introduction to Radiography at Bangor University

Radiography at Bangor involves more than just mastering imaging technology it's about using diagnostic expertise to support treatment, guide clinical decisions, and put the patient at the heart of care. You will develop precise technical accuracy, effective communication skills, and professional confidence to play a vital role in modern healthcare teams.

5 Reasons to Study Radiography

Deciding where to train as a radiographer is a significant decision. At Bangor, we offer a learning experience rooted in clinical excellence, strong support, and real-world impact. Here are five compelling reasons why students choose to train with us.

1. HCPC-accredited program with strong professional recognition: Our degree in Diagnostic Radiography is accredited by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), ensuring you are eligible to register professionally in the UK.
2. Extensive practical clinical placements across imaging modalities: You won't just learn theory you will train in real clinical settings, experiencing a variety of imaging techniques (X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, and interventional imaging) to foster confidence and competence.
3. Exceptional learning support and student satisfaction: Bangor Radiography students benefit from robust academic support our program scored 100% for Academic Support in the National Student Survey 2025.
4. State-of-the-art facilities and innovative training: You will have access to advanced simulators, virtual reality training for practical skills, and the latest imaging technology enabling you to practice in a safe and modern environment before moving into live clinical placements.
5. Excellent graduate employability and career flexibility: Over the past decade, Bangor Radiography graduates have achieved a consistent 100% employment rate within three months of completing their studies, primarily within the NHS. From there, you can further specialize in higher imaging modalities like CT, MRI, ultrasound, or interventional radiography, move into advanced practice, or transition into roles like applications specialist, educator, or sales and health information professional.

Career Opportunities in Radiography

As a graduate in Diagnostic Radiography from Bangor, your career prospects are excellent. With consistent employment rates and a strong foundation in imaging technologies and health information, you are well-positioned for a variety of roles within and beyond the NHS.

Our Staff

Our staff are here to support you throughout your time at the University.

• Staff Profiles: Our team includes experienced radiographers, educators, and researchers dedicated to providing a comprehensive education and supporting your professional development.
• Research Interests: Staff research interests span a range of topics relevant to radiography and healthcare, ensuring that your education is informed by the latest developments in the field.

Research within Radiography

Our research groups are all part of the Bangor Institute for Health and Medical Research (BIHMR). We are building on BIHMR's success in REF2021 to sustain and grow excellence in health, medical, and social care research. Our research related to Allied Health Professions, Dentistry, Nursing, and Pharmacy is ranked 15th in the UK overall. This work supports the university's flagship plans, with Welsh Government support, for establishing a North Wales Medical School at Bangor University from 2024, which will build on our research strengths in Human Sciences and help develop sustainable, place-based health and social care for the future.

Related Fields of Study

You may also be interested in the following fields of study:

• Midwifery
• Sports, Health and Exercise Sciences
• Medical Sciences
• Health and Social Care
• Nursing
• Psychology

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