On this course you will develop the required skills to qualify as a therapeutic radiographer, allowing you to prepare, plan and deliver radiotherapy treatment for patients with cancer. To achieve this, you will learn about different aspects of oncology, including diagnosis of tumors and the different treatment options available. You will also consider the wider aspects of treatment including safety, planning and developments in practice as well as the appropriate patient management. Students on this course will complete a number of modules that integrate anatomy, physiology, radiotherapy physics and radiotherapy practice. You will have the opportunity to put this knowledge into practice in a range of tutorial, workshops and clinical placements. You will also develop your knowledge in the area of research and undertake a final dissertation.