Welcome to our University to study Clinical Reporting. Our postgraduate Clinical Reporting course was the first of its kind in the world, so you are joining a well-established and respected course with an international reputation.
Lisa Pittock
Course Director
Course start date: 16 September 2024
Academic Calendar: Trimesters
View key dates for this Academic Calendar for 2024-25 including when teaching starts and finishes and when you break for holidays.
Your Welcome Week is an essential introduction to your course and student life at CCCU, helping you to feel confident and prepared for your studies right from the very start.
It is important to check your Welcome Schedule for all the activities you are required to attend during the week.
If any of your welcome activities are in groups, your course team will contact you before your arrival to let you know which group you will be in.
UniTimetables provides an overview of all teaching activities on a course. Your individual timetable will be available via MyTimetable and is personalised to show you what modules and groups you are expected to attend.
Your individual student timetable can only be produced once you have engaged with online registration and created your computing account. It is essential you complete these tasks when invited, so that your course team can assign you to your teaching activities and publish your individual timetable.
Find out more about all aspects of timetabling for new students including user guides.
The course includes a range of areas of radiographer reporting including musculoskeletal (appendicular and axial skeleton), chest and MRI. Research associated with your course has gained international recognition and other countries are now developing similar advanced practice courses to improve patient pathways and address increasing clinical workloads.
Reporting by radiographers is an exciting and developing area of practice. We offer a variety of opportunities for your continuing professional development through the range of courses offered by our University and we look forward to working with you.
Please ensure you view and engage with your Welcome Schedule.
In addition to your course welcome activities, you can also join us at our Health Hub, timings below, where we can help you with any questions you may have or direct you to the most appropriate service.
You are now on your own exciting journey, but you are also part of our community where we support each other to grow and flourish at university and beyond. Drop in and stay connected, meet new friends and your peers. Meet and chat to our placements team, academic course administration team and existing students.
Drop in on the 2nd floor of the Verena Holmes building in VH 2.60 during any of the times below:
Follow us on our CCCU_Health Instagram account to keep up to date with what is happening for students.
You will receive further information and pre-course work for your specific pathway from your course leader at least two weeks before you start your course.
All students will be allocated a topic before your induction on which you will need to prepare a short presentation during welcome week.
We would encourage you to review the course structure and module options via your course page before you arrive and to bring any questions you might have for discussion during our initial Welcome Week activities.
A reading list will be provided by your course leader at least two weeks before you start your course. If you are keen to begin your reading you might consider:
Some useful preparation and reading for a clinical reporting course can also be found online via the following links:
International students: don't miss out! Make sure you register for our international student success programme which provides practical advice on preparing to live and study in the UK.
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