UCAS codes
- B821
Course overview
This programme is awaiting approval from the College of Radiographers to ensure professional recognition and registration eligibility. Applicants will be informed once approval is received. For queries, contact our admissions team.
Diagnostic radiographers use imaging techniques – such as radiography, fluoroscopy, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound – to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of illness.
This accredited degree course provides the technological, biological and social knowledge required to practise as a diagnostic radiographer within a healthcare team.
City St George's offer this programme at both campuses; Clerkenwell and Tooting.
We offer students a unique learning environment, with some of the best-equipped radiography training facilities in the country, mirroring many of the facilities you will encounter in professional practice.
- Benefit from opportunities arising from our close links with radiology departments in hospitals, the radiography profession and industry
- Practise your skills in a simulated environment in our well-equipped clinical skills facilities, which may include equipment such as X-ray tubes, DR and CR systems, Ultrasound machines, Mobile X-ray & C-arm units, Simulation software, PACS
- Spend approximately half your time on clinical placement – recent students have worked at the Royal Free Hospital, University College London Hospital, St Mary's Hospital, the Royal London Hospitals, St George’s Hospital, Guys’ and St. Thomas’ Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Frimley Park Hospital, Royal Surrey County Hospital, and Ashford and St Peters Hospitals.

City St George's, University of London