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MSc - Master of Science
Glenside Campus
Flexible
SEP-27
3 Years
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MSc - Master of Science
Glenside Campus
Flexible
SEP-27
3 Years
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Nuclear Medicine is growing and evolving quickly, providing great career opportunities at the forefront of cutting edge medical technology. This Society and College of Radiographers accredited course focuses on developing your existing knowledge and skills, and their real-world application. This flexible and student-centred choice of routes gives healthcare professionals currently involved in Nuclear Medicine practice the opportunity to develop and enhance their skills and understanding of this rapidly evolving subject and its application. Develop clinical expertise through practice and research This course provides the educational and research foundations required to evaluate current working practice and understand the opportunities currently available in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging environments. As a result, peer learning is a big part of this course's value to individuals and employers. In addition to developing skills directly linked to clinical practice, you will also have the opportunity to contribute to the nuclear medicine knowledge base through research and publication. This course is designed in conjunction with a number of clinical experts, and our partnership with clinical software provider Hermes Medical Solutions. This means it produces competent and professional practitioners with the skills needed to optimise and promote this imaging modality in current models of patient care. Duration: Certificate - 9 months, Diploma - 20 months, MSc - 36 months.
Applicants would normally possess either: a good honours degree from a recognised institution of higher education an equivalent overseas qualification extensive professional experience (at the discretion of the programme leader) You should also have at least six months of clinical experience in Nuclear Medicine and spend at least 40% of your clinical time working within the modality. This should be maintained for the duration of the programme Applicants who do not meet these criteria will be considered on an individual basis in accordance with the University's Accreditation of (Experiential) Learning procedure.
Students living in
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£12,000 per year
Students from Domestic
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£17,000 per year
Students from EU
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£17,000 per year
Students from International
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