MSc Medical Imaging

Students must:

• be in possession of an undergraduate Radiography degree
• be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
• be working as a registered diagnostic radiographer in a UK hospital
• be in an area of employment that can offer necessary practical experience to facilitate work-based learning
• have a mentor in their work place that has the appropriate advanced practice skills 

One of the University of Bradford's goals is to equip all our students with the attributes and capabilities to be confident and capable in their life beyond university.

First Year
Postgraduate Certificate
The MSc Medical Imaging programme has three different Postgraduate Certificate awards:

Postgraduate Certificate Medical Imaging (CT)
Computed Tomography (core)
Clinical Computed Tomography
Postgraduate Certificate Medical Imaging (MRI)
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (core)
Clinical Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Postgraduate Certificate Medical Imaging
Optional radiography-specific modules (30 credits)
Computed Tomography
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Advanced CT Techniques
Advanced MRI Techniques
Optional non-radiography-specific modules (30 credits)
Independent Study
Health and Social Care Leadership
Managing People in Health and Social Care
Leading Change and Service Improvement in Health and Social Care
Research Methods and Data Analysis
Second Year
Postgraduate Diploma Medical Imaging
Optional radiography-specific modules (30 credits)
Computed Tomography
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Advanced CT Techniques
Advanced MRI Techniques
Optional non-radiography-specific modules (30 credits)
Independent Study
Health and Social Care Leadership
Managing People in Health and Social Care
Leading Change and Service Improvement in Health and Social Care
Research Methods and Data Analysis
Final Year
MSc Medical Imaging
Core modules
Dissertation (60 credits)
*Research Methods and Data Analysis module is a prerequisite to study the Dissertation module.