Program Overview

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Diagnostic Radiography BSc (Hons)

Overview

Diagnostic radiography is key to an accurate diagnosis in the modern healthcare setting and one of the fastest developing technical areas of the health sector.

Course Structure

Year 1 Core Modules

• Introduction to Evidence-based Practice for Health Professionals
• Introduction to Human Physiology for Healthcare Professionals
• Professionalism for Healthcare Professionals
• Radiographic Practice 1
• Regional Anatomy

Year 2 Core Modules

• Advanced Modality Physics and Informatics*
• Dissertation Planning for Health Professionals
• Radiographic Practice 2
• Values and Ethics in Practice*
• X-ray Science and Technology

Year 3 Core Modules

• Developing Leadership and Service Improvement Skills for the Future Ready Practitioner
• Dissertation for Health Professionals
• Preliminary Clinical Evaluation
• Radiographic Practice 3

How You Learn

A variety of learning and teaching methods are used throughout the course. These include lectures, practical seminars, simulation (both practical and computer labs), problem-based learning, and small group work with students from across the Allied Health Professions Department.

How You Are Assessed

You are assessed by a variety of means including assignment, presentations, group work, examination, portfolio, and observed tasks. Assessment is carefully matched to module outcomes.

Entry Requirements

• Level 2 Academic Study - it is recommended to spend some time work-shadowing in an imaging department (where possible).
• A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above including English language, maths, and double award science.
• Plus any of the following qualifications:
  • GCE and VCE Advanced Level
  • Access course
  • BTEC QCF Extended Diploma
  • Foundation degree
  • Irish Leaving Certificate
  • NVQ
  • Open University
  • Scottish Highers
  • Advanced Scottish Highers

Employability

Radiographers are high in demand in the UK and overseas within the NHS and private sectors. This has led to regular 100% employment rates for our graduates.

Professional Accreditation

Successful completion of the course provides eligibility to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council and membership of the Society and College of Radiographers.

Tuition Fees

• Full-time: £9,535 a year (UK applicants), £17,000 a year (international applicants)
• Part-time: Not available part-time

Duration

• 3 years

UCAS Code

• B821 BSc/DRad

Start Date

• September

Semester Dates

• Available on the university website

Typical Offer

• 112-120 points

Overview of Entry Requirements

• Available on the university website

Apply Online

• Available on the university website

iPad and Learning Resources

• Eligible students may receive an iPad, keyboard, and up to £300 credit for learning resources.

Accommodation

• Affordable accommodation available on campus from £100 a week.

Campus

• Study in our town-centre campus with £280m of recent investment.

Adobe Creative Campus

• Study at Europe's first Adobe Creative Campus and develop your creative and digital skills.

Health Facilities

• State-of-the-art facilities for the School of Health and Life Sciences.

Simulation-Based Education

• Use of sim technology for Diagnostic Radiographers.

Health Professions Day

• Experience simulated activities across all health courses.

Student and Graduate Profiles

• Read about the experiences of current students and graduates.

News

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Service User and Carer Involvement

• Service users and carers support all aspects of our students' lifecycle.

Get in Touch

• Contact information for UK and international students.

Open Days and Events

• Upcoming open days and events.

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