Radiography - Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education ...

Diagnostic radiographers are responsible for the acquisition
of high-quality clinical images used to detect, monitor and
manage disease processes and the effects of trauma. As a
diagnostic radiographer you will utilise a wide range of
sophisticated technological equipment for different imaging
modalities, such as X-ray, Ultrasound, and CT and MRI
scanners, combined with a high standard of patient care.
Daniella Claxton
This course will enable you to combine a science background
with medical, biological and physiological sciences and to
apply your training in a caring clinical environment.
The degree will enable you to progress and study at
postgraduate certificate, diploma and masters levels in areas
of advanced practice and in specialist areas including
Ultrasound and Radionuclide Imaging. This qualification is
recognised internationally and offers a range of career
opportunities in hospital and other clinical settings, as well as
management, teaching and research.
Diagnostic
Radiography
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