Faculty: College of Health, Science and Society, School of Health and Social Wellbeing. This Bachelor of Science (BSc Hons) program trains students to become highly skilled therapeutic radiographers who play a vital role in the treatment of cancer. The course focuses on safely and effectively using ionising radiation to cure cancer or provide symptom relief. It has a strong practical focus, integrating evidence-based learning, simulations, and extensive clinical placements. Students learn the theoretical science underpinning radiotherapy, develop strong inter-professional and interpersonal skills, and gain experience with highly specialized equipment such as the Virtual Linear Accelerator (VERT) and Eclipse radiotherapy planning system. The course is professionally accredited by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and the Society and College of Radiographers (SCoR), enabling graduates to register as Therapeutic Radiographers upon completion.

Graduates are highly sought after, with excellent employment prospects in the NHS and private healthcare sectors both in the UK and internationally. Career options include: Therapeutic Radiographer in hospitals (NHS Trusts and private providers), specialist roles in radiotherapy planning, dosimetry, or advanced practice, and further study at Master's level to specialize in areas like medical ultrasound or nuclear medicine. The course prepares graduates to work as integral members of multidisciplinary cancer care teams, providing compassionate and effective patient care. UWE Bristol graduates are known for achieving high honours and frequently win national awards.

UWE Bristol offers 1 million+ online resources available to students, providing extensive academic support. It has three campuses located in and around the exciting city of Bristol, a vibrant city with a strong professional network in healthcare. UWE Bristol also hosts GradLink, a careers website dedicated to international students, providing tailored support for global career opportunities. The program benefits from high-tech, industry-standard facilities, including a real replica hospital ward, simulation suites, and specialized radiotherapy equipment. Approximately half of the course time is spent on clinical placements in NHS radiotherapy departments across the Southwest region, providing invaluable hands-on experience and professional networking. The curriculum is delivered by inspirational staff with extensive clinical experience and is designed to develop highly competent, reflective practitioners.