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BSc ( Hons ) Diagnostic Radiography and Medical Imaging
UCAS code BB81
Duration 3 years full time
Requirements A level : ABB – BBB . BTEC : DDM , must be in a Science subject . T level : M , must be in a relevant course . Tariff points : 120 – 128 points from 3 A levels , or equivalent , including a minimum of 32 points from a Science subject ( preferably Biology , Chemistry , Physics or Mathematics ). A levels in Applied Science , PE , Psychology and Sports Science are considered . BTEC Extended Diploma in a Science based subject and Science based Access to Higher Education awards are also welcomed . All shortlisted applicants will need to attend an interview . Applicants must pass Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service ( DBS ) and Occupational Health checks before starting the course .
BN ( Hons ) Nursing ( Adult )
UCAS code B740 / Non-UCAS
Duration 3 years full time , 4.5 years part time
Requirements A level : BBB . BTEC : DDM , must include 6 units in a Science subject at Merit or above . T level : M , must be in a relevant course . Tariff points : 120 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent , with 32 points from a Science or Social Science subject . All shortlisted applicants will need to attend an interview . Applicants must pass Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service ( DBS ) and Occupational Health checks before starting the course .
Approved and accredited course
Approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council ( NMC )
Accredited by the Association of Simulated Practice in Healthcare
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Approved course
Health and Care Professions Council ( HCPC )
The College of Radiographers
What ' s this course about ?
Diagnostic radiographers are a vital part of healthcare teams – they use powerful equipment to take images of inside the body , then interpret these images to diagnose and understand patients ' health conditions . This degree prepares you for a career identifying illnesses and helping to save lives .
Example placements
● Queen Alexandra Hospital , Portsmouth
● Southampton General Hospital
● Royal Hampshire County Hospital , Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital
Example topics
● Core radiographic anatomy , physiology and pathology
● Applied diagnostic radiography professional practice
What ' s this course about ?
Achieve your potential . By training in our extensive simulation suite , you ' ll develop the knowledge and skills to be a confident and competent nursing student , before spending time on placement in real-life healthcare settings .
Example placements
● Portsmouth Hospitals University Trust
● Fareham Community Team
● East Surrey Hospital
Example topics
● Foundation of evidencebased practice
● Personalising nursing care
● Acute care across care settings
● Evidence-based decisionmaking
● Nursing people with long-term conditions
● Leading safe and effective care
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● Radiation physics
● Image interpretation
● Medical imaging modalities
● Evidence-based decision-making
Course highlights
● Learn how to examine patients safely using X-ray , CT scanning , fluoroscopy , MRI , ultrasound and more
● Practise your skills under expert supervision in our Centre for Simulation in Health and Care , complete with digital X-ray suite
● Spend at least 14 weeks each year on clinical placements , working alongside experienced radiographers in real hospitals and NHS Trusts
● Become eligible to register with the Health and Care Professions Council ( HCPC ) when you graduate , ready for a career as a diagnostic radiographer or to train further and enter advanced practice , research , teaching or health management
● Approved by The College of Radiographers and the HCPC
Course highlights
● Practise your technical skills on medical manikins and work on communication with simulated patients in our Centre for Simulation in Health and Care , one of the country ’ s leading healthcare teaching environments
● Spend time on clinical placements in real hospitals , clinics and patients ' homes , learning to confidently examine , assess and treat patients
● Study at the first institution in the country to be accredited by the Association of Simulated Practice in Healthcare , and on a nursing course approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council ( NMC )
● Be eligible to register with the NMC as an adult nurse on graduation
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‘ This course provides an excellent preparation for a career in radiography . I feel like I am capable of progressing in an interesting and potentially varied career . I have also had some transformative experiences within the NHS itself .'
Jimmy Hayes
Future opportunities
With this degree qualification you can expect a rewarding career and high demand for your skills . Most of our students quickly secure roles as diagnostic radiographers in the NHS . You could also work as a diagnostic radiographer for independent providers , industrial companies and veterinary clinics as you progress your career .
Not available to international / EU students
‘ I was blown away at the Open Day with the facilities and what the course offered . My favourite part of the course is how dedicated the staff are to ensure we get the most out of our learning and to prepare us to be newly qualified nurses . ’
Rebecca Hunter
Future opportunities
You ' ll be eligible to apply for registration on part 1 ( Adult ) of the professional NMC register , which allows you to work as a registered nurse in the UK . You ' ll also be ready to work as a nurse overseas , within a wide range of nursing roles in primary and secondary care ( once you ' ve registered with any applicable overseas nursing bodies ).
Not available to international / EU students
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’ The course has been amazing . It ’ s focused around holistic patient care , with more emphasis on community care and prevention . I did a module in palliative care and have done placements both in hospital and the community . ’
Charles Tick BN ( Hons ) Nursing ( Adult )
Find out more about BN ( Hons ) Nursing ( Adult ) on page 108 .
BN ( Hons ) Nursing ( Mental Health )
UCAS code B760 / Non-UCAS
Duration 3 years full time , 5 years part time
Requirements A level : BBB . BTEC : DDM , must include 6 units in a Science subject at Merit or above . T level : M , must be in a relevant course . Tariff points : 120 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent , with 32 points from a Science or Social Science subject . All shortlisted applicants will need to attend an interview . Applicants must pass Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service ( DBS ) and Occupational Health checks before starting the course .
Approved course
Approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council ( NMC )
What ' s this course about ?
Make a positive difference to people ’ s lives every day . Develop the skills , confidence and understanding to support people in need , learn how to make difficult decisions based on evidence and build the fundamental skills needed for personal nursing care . Benefit from extensive time spent working with patients in real healthcare settings , building key skills in mental health assessment and care .
Example placements
● Community mental health services
● Dementia and older persons services
● Acute mental health units
● Children and young people ’ s mental health services
Example topics
● Science informing practice
● Personalising nursing care
● Essentials of mental health assessment
● Evidence-based decision-making
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● Collaboration for mental health
● Leading safe and effective care
Course highlights
● Developed and delivered with local NHS partners
● Explore mental health nursing scenarios and work on communication with simulated patients in our Centre for Simulation in Health and Care , one of the country ’ s leading teaching healthcare environments
● Observe , assess and engage with patients in professional and local community environments
● This course is approved by the Nursing and Midwifery Council ( NMC )
● Be eligible to register with the NMC as a mental health nurse on graduation
Future opportunities
You ' ll be ready to start a challenging yet hugely rewarding career as a mental health nurse , and
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' I enjoy going out on various placements , meeting with other students , professionals and patients and then putting everything I have learnt theoretically into practice .'
Lisa Cunningham
you can choose to work with people from certain age and vulnerability groups , such as Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services ( CAMHS ), or Older People ’ s Mental Health ( OPMH ). With experience , you could work in GP liaison , nurse education , or leadership and management .
Not available to international / EU students
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