Exploring Diagnostic Radiography BSc webinar

Presenter: Rodnick Vassallo (Senior Lecturer)

What makes the Diagnostic Radiography BSc special?

This accredited degree qualifies you to practice as a Diagnostic Radiographer, equipping you with skills in imaging modalities like radiography, fluoroscopy, and computed tomography, as well as an understanding of MRI, nuclear medicine, and ultrasound.

Studying Diagnostic Radiography at City St George’s Tooting campus offers the unique opportunity to study in a clinical setting, experiencing the same environment and studying alongside the many different health professionals, doctors and nurses you will go on to work with on graduation. Learning is very much hands-on, you’ll master your equipment, hone patient skills and perfect the art of scanning and imaging in the simulation centre, before moving on to real patients on placement.

Who is the course for?

If you have an interest in science, technology and medicine and want to work as a healthcare professional, diagnostic radiography brings all of these elements together to play a pivotal role in patient diagnosis and subsequently patient treatment.

Radiographers work within the NHS and private sectors as part of a multidisciplinary team with options to specialise and advance in different areas, such as paediatrics, orthopaedics, trauma, accident and emergency, or in fields like ultrasound, CT scanning, image reporting, forensics, teaching, management or equipment.

Alternatively, you may choose to study at postgraduate certificate, diploma and Master’s level at City St George’s. Modules can be studied as standalone or as part of a full MSc.

Did you miss the webinar?

If you missed the webinar, why not watch the recording to get a flavour of what the BSc in Diagnostic Radiography is about, as well as the expectations on the student.