Faculty: Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, Institute of Population Health, Department of Health Sciences. This three-year Master of Science with Honours (MSc Hons) program provides comprehensive training to become a qualified diagnostic radiographer. The curriculum will cover the theory and practice of a wide range of medical imaging techniques, including X-ray, fluoroscopy, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and ultrasound. It will also include patient care, radiation safety, and image interpretation skills necessary for accurate diagnosis.

Career options as a registered diagnostic radiographer working in hospitals (NHS and private), clinics, and other healthcare settings. Radiographers play a crucial role in medical diagnosis by producing and interpreting medical images. There may also be opportunities for specialization in specific imaging modalities or for advancement into management or research roles.

The University of Liverpool is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, indicating a strong commitment to research and academic excellence within its Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, including the Department of Health Sciences. It is one of the six original red brick universities, with a long-standing reputation for academic quality. The university offers research-intensive learning and excellent graduate prospects, enhancing career opportunities for its graduates in the healthcare sector. Liverpool is a vibrant city in northwest England with significant healthcare infrastructure.