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Institution

University of Hertfordshire International College

Currency

€

Program Level

BSc(Hons)

Program

Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging

Summary

On this full-time, three-year radiography degree, you will study five modules per year designed to promote learning through a variety of activities, including lectures, seminars and tutorials.

You’ll benefit from our dedicated X-ray rooms and CT scanner on campus to enhance clinical skills education, as well as our state-of-the-art computer laboratories used for image evaluation and interpretation teaching.

In your first year,a diverse range of subjects introduces you to fundamental knowledge and skills in professional practice, imaging practice, anatomy, physiology and pathology and technology and science.  Modules make use of a wide range of learning modes, including large group lectures, small group seminars, small group practical sessions, image evaluation and imaging viewing sessions and simulation activities.   You will complete two clinical placements in the first year of the programme, where you continue to learn by linking theory to practice and develop the skills required to work as a diagnostic radiographer.

Year 2 follows a similar structure to Year 1, with a focus on developing the teaching from the first year due to increasing complexity of the content.  The focus in on developing professional practice, understanding more complex imaging modalities and supporting this with increased knowledge and understanding of anatomy, physiology and pathology of the body systems and science and technology to underpinning these types of imaging.  Year 2 also introduces you to the importance of research and critical thinking in this professional discipline. You’ll complete three clinical placements in this year of the radiography degree.

In your final year, you are supported in preparing for your role as autonomous practitioners within the healthcare environment.  Key elements regarding employability, responsibility and accountability are explored, alongside further development of research skills to ensure you are enquiring practitioners when you qualify.  Consideration of interprofessional working, the role of imaging in service users' health journeys and primary clinical evaluation are key aspects of the programme at this level.  You will complete  two clinical placements in this year of the programme.

Assessment across the programme includes a range of computer-based tests, written coursework, professional discussions, OSCEs (objective structures clinical examinations) and clinical assessments.

All of your modules will be supported through a web-based learning platform, aimed to guide you through your student journey. This is a mobile-friendly platform, and includes timetable information, teaching resources, assessment details and interactive maps to help you navigate your university experience. It will also provide you with access to all of the news, events and services in the wider University community.

Tuition Fees

19100.00

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Application Fee

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CertificateName

BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging

Intake

January,September

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Year Length

3

Program Length

3 years

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