Radiography

There are two types of radiography course. Diagnostic radiography involves learning how to use medical imaging, such as X-ray, MRI and ultrasound to help doctors make a diagnosis. Therapeutic radiography or radiotherapy and oncology courses involve using radiography for the treatment and care of patients with cancer. Both types of courses include practical placements and qualify you to work as a professional radiographer. You will gain medical knowledge and patient care skills and learn how to use technical equipment.

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Radiography

Institution Name	Country	Campus Style	Institution Size	Selectivity	Education Model
University of Exeter	UK	Our high quality education is offered in a safe, supportive and friendly environment at our campuses	Large Institution 15,000-30,000	Somewhat Selective (50-75% admitted)	Employability-driven and student-focused teaching
Trinity College Dublin	Ireland	Island Campus in a city	Large Institution 15,000-30,000	Highly Selective (10-25% admitted)	Single or Joint honours focus (but with some flexibility in pathways, and opportunities to undertake electives in different disciplines).
UWE Bristol	UK	City Campus, Suburban Campus	Very Large Institution >30,000	Less Selective (>75% admitted). Certain courses are more competitive and therefore will be more selective.	Single Subject Focus (Joint degrees available), Teaching Focused Institution, Vocationally Focused Institution (multiple integrated internships)