Imaging Undergraduate Degrees

... 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, Problem Solving, Skills and Training...

... 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: Team Training, Problem Solving, Art design...

... 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 imaging, Clinical experience, Elective Subject...

... 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: Biomedical Engineering, Medical training...

... 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, Medical training, Best Practice...

.... 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 Skills, Communication Training, Skills and Training...

... System Disorders (30 credits) Imaging the Brain Reading the Mind (15 credits) and Memory Mechanism in Health and Disease (15 credits) Choose... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Medical training...

... in a rapidly changing media landscape, enabling you to pursue roles in industries such as advertising, TV and radio production, journalism and PR. Teaching modules include image capture and processing, audio recording and production, television documentary production, radio location production, creative media... Learn about: Audio Recording, Skills and Training, Post Production...

... 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...

... objective of the programme is to provide the necessary understanding, knowledge, attributes and skills required to undertake appropriate diagnostic imaging examinations in a variety of clinical circumstances. You will study a range of modules including anatomy, physiology, pathology and radiation science... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training, Anatomy and Physiology...

...: Media and Communications (core, 30 credits) Year 1 modules include: Creative Digital Imaging (core, 30 credits) Designing and Scripting Interactive Media... Learn about: Digital Work, Broadcast Media...

...Diagnostic radiographers play a key role in modern healthcare. Approved by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), on this course you will be introduced to a variety of imaging modalities and explore how these are used in relation to imaging different body systems, as well as developing... Learn about: NHS Training...

... and Development Framework for Clinical Imaging and Oncology (SOR, 2007) in relation to four core functions.These core functions are expert practice, professional leadership and consultancy (including working across boundaries), education, training and development and practice and service development.This module... Learn about: Skills and Training, Learning and Development, IT Development...

... 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...

...Medical Magnetic Resonance imaging plays a major role in an ever increasing number of hospitals; both in the National Health Service and Private Sector, the clinical practitioner must now be able to function confidently and competently in this rapidly advancing speciality. In order to achieve... Learn about: Medical training, GCSE Physics, Quality Assurance...

... systems and photonics, computer vision, medical imaging and biomedical engineering. The work builds on advanced experimental and theoretical developments... Learn about: Quality Training, IT Security, IT Development...

... Nursing Care Mental Health Across the Lifespan Principles of Dementia Care Science and Technology of Imaging Introduction to Magnetic Resonance Imaging... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

... requirements. Build your technical and interpersonal skills on a variety of clinical placements which make up around half of your time on the course Gain hands-on experience in our purpose-built diagnostic imaging suite and our new immersive simulation environment Engage with our enthusiastic teaching... Learn about: Quality Training...

... of Chemistry Work Based Learning Working in Health & Social Care Study Skills Stage one Principles of Radiographic Imaging 1‌ Science and Technology of Imaging...

... in authentic environments including our high-specification forensic laboratories, crime scene cars, courtrooms and Forensic Training Facility You will have the opportunity to undertake work based learning in a forensic imaging unit, footwear unit or forensic analytical service laboratories with our partner... Learn about: Environmental Regulation, Educational Practice...