Courses in Aberdeen

...Use of K-edge filters in paediatric X-rays. Fat/water imaging using multiple quantum coherence. Interpolation techniques for radionuclide images...

...in medicine has been, and continues to be, an area of vast expansion. The specialities of this programme include the full range of medical imaging modalities...

...chosen by the student with advice from course tutors. Projects may be laboratory or clinically based and are carried out in the Departments of Molecular & Cell Biology...

...associated with human disease, including cancer, heart disorders and inheritable diseases. It describes the use of this information in the diagnosis and prognosis of disease...

...which places a strong emphasis on self-learning and IT-based approaches as well as cutting-edge practical techniques. Each student will receive an intensive...

...The programme will be based around five modules that will develop both knowledge and interpretation skills. Entry to the programme will begin with a short induction course...

...electronics and computing to medical problems. There are a large number of specialities such as nuclear medicine, which uses radioactive materials for diagnosis of disease...

...essay assignments and student presentations), by assessment of the project work and thesis, by written examinations and by oral examination...

...including: Nuclear Medicine , which uses radioactive materials for diagnosis of disease; Ultrasound ; magnetic resonance imaging; Radiotherapy...

...or Postgraduate diploma courses. These courses are practical in nature and prepare the students for a 16-week laboratory based project (MSc)...

...Oral presentations Lab reports Essays (including a mock grant application) Teaching materials for each course are posted online and you will have to...

...begins in Semester 1 of first year with basic principles to support the ICRAs and an introductory clinical skills course. Practical demonstration and experience...

...To give students the opportunity to study in greater depth an area of biomedical or clinical science. The Medical Sciences degree programme consists...

...Research Methods Health Promotion Social Influences on Health and Illness Fourth Year (Honours) Students may join a specialist stream. Students will design...

...be made of the relevance of formal and informal health care to patterns of national morbidity. Suitable for: People with an interest in health and health...

...and students with qualifications other than those traditionally acquired on leaving school; these include most mature students. People with an interest...

...first and second year is four hours class time a day. In third year and Honours the contact hours are less and more time is allocated for self-study...

...in health and health care, and students with qualifications other than those traditionally acquired on leaving school; these include most mature students...

...especially those with prior healthcare experience. In third year and Honours all sessions start at 9.30 to assist mature students with school-aged children...

...(to gain a total of 240 Scotcat credits by the end of second year) from a wide range of health, and social science subjects. Third Year Third year courses...