Diagnostic Radiography

About this course

Diagnostic radiography is one of the most technically sophisticated and clinically important of the allied health professions. Radiographers produce the medical images, using X-ray, computed tomography, fluoroscopy and other modalities, that allow clinicians to diagnose conditions, monitor disease progression and guide treatment. The work requires both technical mastery and patient-centred care, as imaging takes place across a huge range of clinical contexts, from emergency trauma care to cancer staging to paediatric investigation. At Bradford, this three-year full-time programme integrates theory with clinical placements throughout the degree, ensuring that academic learning and professional development happen in parallel rather than in sequence. This integration is widely recognised as the most effective approach to training in clinical professions, and the programme is designed so th

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