Imaging Courses

..., lighting equipment and digital imaging software, which you'll get to use alongside more traditional techniques for post-production work. Always ready for our talented students to hit the headlines, we'll also give you regular opportunities to enter national competitions such as those organised... Learn about: Professional Photography...

..., option Imaging - 20 credits, option Materials characterisation - 20 credits, option Archaeometry - 20 credits, option Research Project – Preparatory... Learn about: Separation science...

..., option Imaging - 20 credits, option Materials characterisation - 20 credits, option Archaeometry - 20 credits, option Research Project – Preparatory... Learn about: Analytical Science, Materials characterisation...

...Learn how to be a critical fashion communicator with a wealth of theoretical knowledge and practical experience, working in multimedia formats and for multi-channel delivery, which will prepare you for a career in fashion media. This four year integrated course covers writing, image-making, moving... Learn about: Quality Training, Team Training, Communication Training...

.... Anatomy encompasses all levels of structural organisation, topographical, neuroanatomical, histological, cellular and developmental, as well as providing a basis for studies in radiological imaging and pathology. This approach allows students to integrate recent advances in molecular genetics,... Learn about: Medical Science, Medical training...

..., & Regulatory Matters (30 credits) Drug Delivery/Solid Dosage Forms (30 credits) MRes Medical Imaging Sciences Medical Imaging Chemistry 1 (15 credits) Imaging... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry...

...Online in an Office 365 deployment. Audience Profile: This course is primarily intended for people aspiring to become enterprise-level messaging administrators... Learn about: Ms Office, Microsoft Exchange, MCSE training...

... gaps on specific disciplines of bioengineering so that you are enabled to perform high quality research. Stream A Biomedical Imaging and Image Processing... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering, Quality Training...

...DETAILS REGISTRATION DETAILS Like on-campus programs, distance-learning certificate programs include courses in health care administration, business management and leadership... Learn about: Health care law and ethics, Options Derivatives, Physics of Ultrasonography...

... credits, core Solid analysis - 20 credits, option Spectroscopy - 20 credits, option Separation science and mass spectrometry - 20 credits, option Imaging... Learn about: Solid analysis, Analytical Science, Materials characterisation...

...Computed tomography (CT) uses ionising radiation to produce sectional images of the body. In order to operate the equipment in a safe and competent manner you must be equipped with the appropriate knowledge of science and instrumentation. This will allow you to understand the hazards involved... Learn about: Quality Assurance, Quality Training...

... in radiography from a UK university.Normally applicants should have a minimum of 2 years clinical experience in their clinical specialty (e.g. radiotherapy/diagnostic imaging) before starting the module and should continue in clinical practice whilst undertaking the module. English Requirements For those... Learn about: Research Literature, Skills and Training, Problem Solving...

... methods, while also developing essential practical skills, such as running a neuroimaging study and designing, managing and reporting on an extended research project. You will also develop subject-specific IT skills. The course is designed for graduates in psychology, neuroscience, medical imaging... Learn about: Research skills, Neuroimaging Methods, Advanced Quantitative Methods...

... and clinical researchers in King's Health Schools. We contribute expertise in molecular and cell biology, molecular structure and molecular cell imaging.... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

... trends within Medical Magnetic Resonance Imaging through constantly reviewing the appropriate current research and literature.Through the use of student discussions throughout the duration of the module you will be presented with a range of working protocols currently in place in the clinical setting... Learn about: Team Training, Best Practice, Medical training...

... within the university.The work that you undertake as part of this module will be embedded within your clinical practice. Examples of such work include the development of treatment/imaging techniques, new policy procedure development. You will be allocated an academic supervisor from within the Division... Learn about: IT Development...

... for Neuroimaging. This specialist Master's degreee offers hands-on training in cutting-edge behavioural and imaging neuroscience techniques, and combines a basic-science perspective with clinical case-study perspectives. You will examine how theories of cognitive function can be informed by evidence... Learn about: Advanced Quantitative Methods, Development Cognitive Neuroscience, Quantitative Methods...

... credits, core Solid analysis - 20 credits, option Spectroscopy - 20 credits, option Separation science and mass spectrometry - 20 credits, option Imaging... Learn about: Analytical Science, Research skills, Separation science and mass spectrometry...

... physicists and learn more about specific medical imaging modalities. If you take the MEng course, you’ll continue into Year 4 with a greater variety... Learn about: Medical training, Medical Engineering...

... for Neuroimaging. This specialist Master's degree offers hands-on training in cutting-edge behavioural and imaging neuroscience techniques, and combines a basic-science perspective with clinical case-study perspectives. You will examine how theories of cognitive function can be informed by evidence from converging... Learn about: Quantitative Methods, Social Neuroscience, Generic Research Skills...