Imaging Courses

...Modules Methods of assessment for course overall: 30% coursework Year 1 Foundations of diagnostic imaging This module offers a foundation... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

... details (including, but not limited to, location and time) are subject to change over time. Year 1 modules include: Creative Digital Imaging (core... Learn about: Digital Work, Creative Digital, 3d design...

... of workshop facilities, including wood, metal, plastics, ceramics, printing, digital imaging and the technology hub. You'll also experience a wide range of learning, including lectures, individual tutorials, group tutorials, seminars, workshops, problem-based learning, practical work and independent study... Learn about: Art design, Problem Solving, Team Training...

... methodology. You will sharpen your writing ability and learn about modern brain imaging techniques... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive theories...

... are acceptable and equivalent to an Honours degree in radiography from a UK university.Normally applicants should have a minimum of two years clinical experience in their clinical specialty (e.g. radiotherapy/diagnostic imaging) before starting the module and should continue in clinical practice whilst... Learn about: Learning and Development, Education Development, Skills and Training...

... gradients Compound strokes and fill effects Examining the pattern mode The perspective grid Understanding layers and grouping Expanding appearances in image... Learn about: 3d training, After Effects training...

... academic learning with applied clinical experience. In Year Two, students can choose a concentration in medical imaging or radiation therapy. This continues... Learn about: Medical training, Clinical experience, Elective Subject...

... Effects Acquisition for Visual Effects. Level 2 Motion Graphics Applications Applied Media Aesthetics 1 Programming for the Moving Image Visual Effects... Learn about: 3d animation, 3d training...

... of biology and medicine, the MEng covers the design of devices, systems and techniques for the diagnosis, monitoring, management and treatment of diseases, lesions, disorders and infirmity. Major areas covered include biomedical instrumentation and imaging technology, rehabilitation and assistive technology... Learn about: Medical training, Biomedical Engineering...

...Adobe Lightroom is a professional, non-destructive, imaging workflow solution for photographers. For daily workflow, processing and output tasks. Lightroom has become firmly established as the photographer’s software platform of choice.This two day, intensive and practical based course will provide... Learn about: Photo Editing, Media Marketing, Quality Training...

... about photonics and its use in the development of new imaging techniques. Alternatively, you can choose to deepen your knowledge in the application of physics... Learn about: Medical training, Particle Physics, GCSE Physics...

... about photonics and its use in the development of new imaging techniques. Alternatively, you can choose to deepen your knowledge in the application of physics... Learn about: Particle Physics, Medical training, GCSE Physics...

... about photonics and its use in the development of new imaging techniques. Alternatively, you can choose to deepen your knowledge in the application of physics... Learn about: Medical training, GCSE Physics, Particle Physics...

... about photonics and its use in the development of new imaging techniques. Alternatively, you can choose to deepen your knowledge in the application of physics... Learn about: Particle Physics, GCSE Physics, Medical training...

... about photonics and its use in the development of new imaging techniques. Alternatively, you can choose to deepen your knowledge in the application of physics... Learn about: Particle Physics, GCSE Physics, Medical training...

... about photonics and its use in the development of new imaging techniques. Alternatively, you can choose to deepen your knowledge in the application of physics... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Particle Physics, Medical training...

... students will learn the fundamentals of signal and image processing and learn to apply theory to practical examples of biomedical signals. They will... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Tissue Engineering, Biomedical Engineering...

... and articulatory) and speech acoustics.Content outlineNeurological: neuro-imaging techniques (e.g. CAT-scan, MRI) and neuro-physiology (e.g. electromyography, evoked-response potentials).Respiratory: respiratory activity in speech (e.g. pneumotachography, pressure transduction.Phonatory: phonatory activity... Learn about: Signal processing, Basic IT, Basic IT training...

... this it is important that you have a sound background knowledge in the physics upon which Medical Magnetic Resonance Imaging is based and be equipped with the ability to make judgements ranging from the suitability of specific pulse sequences for a particular procedure through to equipment evaluation... Learn about: Quality Assurance, GCSE Physics, Quality Training...

.... For more information on Radiotherapy see www.liverpool.ac.uk/medical-imaging-and-radiotherapy/, or contact Christine Bulut on 0151 794 5901 E: SHS@liv.ac.uk. Department Key Facts Number of first year students31 Year One undergraduates in 2013 National Student SurveyOverall satisfaction rates ranged from 93%-100... Learn about: Communication Training, Skills and Training, IT Development...