Entry requirements
A good honours degree ( normally second class or above ). An application should illustrate what has been done by the applicant to research , and understand more about the role of a therapeutic radiographer . In particular , evidence of understanding the skills , attributes and values required to work as a therapeutic radiographer should be evident in the application . Where possible a visit to a department should be evidenced .
This course is not suitable for those with a degree in diagnostic radiography or a medical degree .
International : You will be required to provide evidence of English language competence at no less than IELTS 7.0 and no individual component score below 6.5 .
Criminal Records Check : A satisfactory criminal records check will be required .
Other information Exit award : MSc ( 340 credits ) Single module study : Not available .
Delivery : At QMU , online and in the practice setting
Duration : 2 years full-time Start date : September 2022
Application deadline : See website for details . We expect this course to be highly competitive and advise applicants to apply early to be considered . See pages 171-172 for more information on how to apply . As this is a new programme , we would like to discuss deadlines with the tutor , which won ’ t be possible before the prospectus is printed .
Class sizes : Normally there are 10-12 students enrolling on the course each year . Most of the classes are delivered with our undergraduate Master of Radiography ( Therapeutic ) ( MTRad ) students with some classes delivered across the University with Master of Physiotherapy ( MPhys ) and Master of Podiatry ( MPod ) students .
Fees : See pages 178-183
More information : Elisabeth Taylor ( etaylor2 @ qmu . ac . uk ), Programme Leader or Admissions ( admissions @ qmu . ac . uk )
Why QMU ?
Therapeutic radiography education at Queen Margaret University is well established , extremely popular , well respected throughout the profession and has good graduate employability rates .
The teaching team includes three registered therapeutic radiographers who have strong links with the profession within Scotland and across the UK and have a range of experience .
Clinical placements will be facilitated by five sites within Scotland providing a wide range of clinical experience .
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