Diagnostic Radiography

About this course

Diagnostic radiography is the clinical discipline concerned with producing medical images to support the diagnosis and monitoring of disease and injury. Radiographers use X-ray, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, and other imaging technologies to generate the visual information that clinicians need to make decisions about patient care. It is a profession that combines technical expertise with direct patient contact, requiring both the precision to operate complex imaging equipment and the communication skills to put patients at ease in often stressful circumstances. This programme at the University of Hull is the first two-year accelerated diagnostic radiography degree in the country, meaning you will graduate more quickly and be ready to enter clinical practice sooner. The compressed timeline requires sustained focus and commitment, but it means you spend less

Where its graduates go

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