Imaging Undergraduate Degrees

... achievement, or that we could improve our understanding of brain injuries or developmental disorders using the latest advances in imaging techniques such as MRI scanners. The study of psychology is vital if progress is to be made on any of these fronts... Learn about: Behavioural Neurology, Clinical Neuropsychology, Magnetic brain Stimulation...

...finance, law and media Markets Analyst, RBS Technology Consultant, KPMG Tax Associate, Grant Thornton Media Analyst, Media Sense Communications 1... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Physical Chemistry, Computational Chemistry...

... techniques, imaging and spectroscopy. Specific techniques include X-ray and neutron diffraction, small-angle scattering, inelastic neutron scattering... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

..., Marketing, Game Art, Digital Production, Photographic Imaging, Graphic Design or Computer Graphic Imaging and Visual Effects you will undertake... Learn about: Full Time, Skills and Training, IT Management...

... Materials Mathematics & Data Modelling Mechatronics Engineering with Living Systems 2 Introduction to Biopharmaceutical Engineering Aspects of Medical Imaging... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering, GCSE Mathematics, Medical training...

...: Mechanisms of Development (30 credits) Cellular and Systems Neuroscience (30 credits) Memory Mechanism in Health & Disease (15 credits) Imaging the Brain... Learn about: Biomedical Science...

... Physiological Imaging and Monitoring Optional modules Biomaterials Biomechanics Biomimetics Hearing and Speech Processing Human Centred Design of Assistive... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering, Tissue Engineering, Medical training...

...3.042/3.082 was their favorite DMSE subject. The lab is more than operating processing equipment, however. It is intended also to emulate professional... Learn about: Project Management, Teaching Techniques, Materials Engineering...

...are applied to medical and biological problems in healthcare, rehabilitation and advanced materials. As a BEng (Hons) Biomedical Engineering with foundation year graduate... Learn about: IT Development, GCSE Mathematics, Human Biology...

...Biophysics - the application of physics to living systems - is one of the most exciting areas in science today, whether it be looking at the properties of DNA, individual cells, drug delivery or imaging. Biophysics is at the interface between Biology and Physics. This interdisciplinary field... Learn about: Classical Physics, Physics Skills, GCSE Physics...

... Imaging and Monitoring Optional modules Biomaterials Biomechanics Biomimetics Hearing and Speech Processing Human Centred Design of Assistive... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Signal processing...

... will learn in the most up-to-date environment and graduate with great career prospects. This flexible course gives you the opportunity to study core computing science subjects alongside computer graphics, sound and imaging processing, or related areas such as video, television or music processing... Learn about: Software Engineering, GCSE Mathematics, Film and Television...

...are applied to medical and biological problems in healthcare, rehabilitation, and advanced materials. As a BEng (Hons) Biomedical Engineering with foundation year graduate... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Human Biology, Part Time...

... of chemical systems. Our academics have expertise in a number of research areas, including the development of the full range of modern in vivo imaging... Learn about: Chemistry Laboratory, Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry...

... Diploma from the College of Radiographers may be accepted, subject to successfully demonstrating the required academic level by completing a pre-course assignment (early application is recommended).Applicants should also have a clinical placement in a Computed Tomography or Magnetic Resonance Imaging... Learn about: IT Management, Medical training, Patient Care...

...The DipHE Diagnostic Imaging course at London South Bank University enables you to gain knowledge, skills and competencies to practice as an assistant practitioner in the diagnostic imaging department. The course combines teaching practical skills with underpinning theory so that you'll... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...commercial awareness, attention to detail, the ability to work under pressure, and excellent problem solving capabilities. Teaching and education Mechanical... Learn about: Part Time, Civil Engineering, IT Management...

... be able to select 30 credit options from other departments. These typically include: MRes Medical Imaging Sciences Medical Imaging Chemistry 1 (15 credits... Learn about: Chemistry in Cells, General Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry...

...Overview The Imaging Sciences Intercalated BSc is a stand-alone study course designed to give you an in-depth understanding of the science and technology behind modern medical imaging techniques, and an introduction to their clinical application. Find more out about the Intercalated... Learn about: Medical training, Medical imaging...

...Why study BSc(Hons) Diagnostic Imaging? Most hospital patients will not receive treatment without some form of diagnostic assessment. Computer or digital radiography equipment uses plain imaging to assess the chest and skeleton. Specialist modalities such as ultrasound, computerised tomography... Learn about: NHS Training, Anatomy and Physiology...