Computed Tomography Master's Programme
Advance your expertise in computed tomography scanning through clinical practice and postgraduate study at University College Dublin.
Best for:Best for qualified radiographers seeking advanced clinical competence and an MSc qualification in computed tomography.
Overview
University College Dublin offers a specialized Master's programme in Computed Tomography designed to foster the personal and professional development of radiographers. The course enables students to achieve a high level of competence in CT scanning through structured coursework and rigorous practical experience. Candidates are required to arrange their own clinical placements and secure supervision to complete the requisite clinical hours. The curriculum supports both standard entry radiographers and those seeking accreditation of prior learning with existing postgraduate qualifications.
What you'll do
- Undertake clinical training and gain practical experience in computed tomography scanning
- Complete a minimum of 925 hours of clinical placement over the duration of the course
- Engage with academic coursework and complete required modules for the MSc award
- Coordinate with a qualified clinical supervisor to oversee daily clinical practice
- Maintain and submit documentation of clinical hours and work practice records
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Radiography
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English
Instruction: English
- At least one year of post-qualification experience as a radiographer
- Department of Health approval to practise radiography in Ireland or Health Professions Council approval in the UK & Northern Ireland
- Minimum of three months of pre-commencement clinical experience in CT scanning
- Arranged clinical placement guaranteeing at least 925 hours of practical CT experience
- Open to both domestic (EEA) and international (non-EEA) applicants
- Must possess valid professional registration to practise radiography in Ireland or the UK
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How to apply
Submit an online application through the official university graduate admissions portal. Ensure all supporting documentation, including the signed clinical hours declaration form and evidence of clinical placement, is uploaded during the process.
- CV
- Transcript of results
- Clinical hours declaration form
- Evidence of clinical placement agreement
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