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MSc
Medical Imaging
Advance your radiography career with MSc Medical Imaging. Choose a general degree or specialise in CT, MRI, AI or Ultrasound - the Ultrasound pathway also welcomes other registered healthcare professionals. Open to UK and international students.
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Medical Imaging (Computed Tomography)
Progress into advanced CT practice. Combine theory, simulation and clinical experience to support accurate diagnosis and high‑quality patient care.
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Medical Imaging (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
Develop specialist MRI skills for advanced roles. Build confidence in imaging techniques and clinical decision‑making to support safe, effective scanning.
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Medical Imaging (Artificial Intelligence)
Develop advanced medical imaging skills. Build practical AI skills to enhance imaging practice, support clinical decisions and lead innovation in healthcare.
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Medical Imaging (Ultrasound)
Train for advanced ultrasound practice on this CASE‑accredited pathway. Build hands‑on scanning skills, clinical judgement and confidence to deliver safe, effective patient care.
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Nursing Studies Adult (Pre-Registration)
Train to become an adult nurse and make a difference every day. Build clinical expertise, develop professional confidence, and support patients throughout their healthcare journey.
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Nursing: Advancing Professional Practice
As a registered nurse, this course offers you a flexible curriculum with everything you need to advance your practice. You may choose to graduate with the MSc/PgD Advancing Professional Practice on this flexible course.
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Occupational Therapy (Pre-registration)
Make a meaningful difference with a career focused on helping individuals live independently and participate fully in everyday life.
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Physiotherapy (Pre-registration)
Use your existing degree in kinesiology or sports science to develop clinical reasoning of assessment and rehabilitation, and progress your career as a physiotherapist in the NHS, private clinics and other health and social care settings.