Radiography
Radiographers are key members of the healthcare team who work closely with doctors, and other healthcare professionals to provide personal and supportive care to people of all ages.
Why you should study with us
1st in the UK
Our Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging programme is ranked 1st in the UK by the Complete University Guide 2021 (as an institution offering Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging under the category of Medical Technology)
Our links
We have close links with the Society and College of Radiographers and other key professional bodies
We are international
We are committed to enabling our students to have an international learning experience
Our location
Our main School building is situated in the heart of Wales’ biggest hospital – so you will be immersed in an actual healthcare environment from day one
Our programme is funded
A full NHS bursary, including tuition fees and a non-repayable bursary for living costs is available for our programmes providing you meet eligibility requirements
Our facilities
Our high-tech simulation suites and equipment mirror the healthcare environments in which you will undertake placements and eventually work in as qualified professionals
Courses
Entry year
Our talk
Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging (BSc) Admissions Tutor, Gareth Thomas, provides an overview of the course - from how it is structured, to tips on how to apply.
Hear from one of our students
Third year Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging (BSc) student, Calum, talks about his experience of studying with us.
Global healthcare opportunities
We are committed to enabling our students to have an international learning experience. In 2019, over 100 healthcare undergraduate students travelled and gained healthcare experience overseas.
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