Radiography: Diagnostic Radiography BSc(Hons): Course features
What this course offers you
- You'll receive a rigorous, hospital-based, clinical education, which is delivered at leading specialist centres.
- You share a common foundation programme with medicine, midwifery, nursing and physiotherapy students, which takes place at St George's, University of London.
- Our teaching was recently reviewed by the Quality Assurance Agency and was awarded the highest possible rating.
- The academic staff are qualified radiographers with many years of clinical expertise. They ensure that our education programmes reflect current practice.
- You'll benefit from a range of excellent learning resources, including access to:
- clinical skills laboratories;
- X-ray machines and ultrasound machines; and
- new, purpose-built practical and teaching rooms with state-of-the-art AV equipment and digital imaging equipment.
- Clinical placements are an essential part of your course so you'll get hands-on experience of working with real patients.
- You'll engage in multidisciplinary education with fellow students from other healthcare disciplines, including nursing, midwifery, social work and physiotherapy.
- A personal tutor plus strong support from academic and clinical staff ensure you get the help you need to reach your full potential.
- The integrated teaching and emphasis on clinical skills ensure that Kingston and St George's graduates are highly sought after.
- Career paths for diagnostic radiographers include:
- specialising in advanced procedures;
- management, teaching or research;
- quality assurance; and
- counselling.
- As a diagnostic radiography graduate, you'll have opportunities to work in specialist departments, the private sector and in primary care settings in the community.
- For more details of life as a radiography student at the joint Faculty of Health and Social Care Sciences, please visit www.healthcare.ac.uk/schools/radiography.
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