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Study Details: Postgraduate Certificate Up to 5 years
Recruitment is now open for the January 2022 intake.
This course is designed to support healthcare practitioners who are actively involved in clinical Computed Tomography (CT) to develop the knowledge, understanding and skills in CT that are required of a professional who aspires to work at an advanced level.
Our Computed Tomography pathway was first validated in 1992. This pathway continues to be a popular study choice demonstrating its continued clinical relevance and benefit to healthcare professionals in maintaining their Continuing Professional Development. The pathway is delivered in partnership with clinical and scientific experts working within CT to ensure the curriculum remains appropriately diverse and clinically relevant.
The pathway sits within the MSc in Medical Imaging programme, which offers a range of modules related to medical imaging, healthcare, research and management. Upon successful completion of the Postgraduate Certificate pathway, students can continue their studies by registering for additional modules within the Medical Imaging portfolio to obtain a Postgraduate Diploma or Master’s Degree.
We have introduced the delivery of some lectures, seminars and tutorials online to reduce the number of days you will attend campus for face-to-face teaching.
On the days when online learning occurs, you will need study time to engage with the real-time online sessions and activities.
The attendance dates are:
The next intake after January 2022 will be the new Medical Imaging (Computed Tomography) programme in September 2022.
To be eligible for admission to this pathway you must be a registered health care practitioner in employment and have experience in working in CT, with possession of a BSc Hons in Diagnostic Radiography or appropriate professional qualification.
Applicants must have managerial support for their studies, including a commitment that appropriate facilities, relevant clinical experience and time will be made available to support their studies (15 hours a week) and a suitably qualified mentor.
For fees and funding options, please visit website to find out more
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