Your course welcome and induction will take place during your the first taught session on Monday 19 January 2026.
The time and location of this session, and the timetable for the first module, can be viewed here.
The first block of study will consist of face to face lectures, orienting you to the masters level of study and introducing you to the foundational topics relative to your course.
Campus-based and online learning will include lectures, image-based workshops, seminar presentations and group discussions. Formative test banks will be regularly undertaken to facilitate discussion on reporting styles, highlight common perceptual and cognitive reporting errors and emphasise the role of the reporting radiographer within the holistic care of the patient.
Real-world cases are a central part of the course. These cases are designed to challenge you to apply theoretical knowledge in practical, clinical scenarios. Between briefing blocks, guided learning will include completion of e-learning packages and activities to deepen knowledge.
Work-place based learning will emphasise experiential learning using practice reporting activities and will be complemented by tutorials from experienced clinical colleagues.
Registration
Once you have completed the application process you will receive further information from us regarding how to complete your registration and how to set up your computing account.
Registration generally opens several weeks before the course start date. You can only register once you have received an email titled: "Invitation to online registration". You will not be able to register earlier, so please check your emails regularly.
Please ensure that you action any emails as soon as you receive these - we recommend that you regularly check your junk folder as these emails may be directed there.
Without completing your registration and creating your computing account you will not be able to access our Virtual Learning Environment, Blackboard, which is essential to your participation in the course.
