Medical Imaging with Management

This new inter-disciplinary Medical Imaging with Management course from Bournemouth University is designed to suit the progression and career development of scientists, radiographers, medical physicists, engineers and medical students wishing to intercalate and prepare for a career in radiology.

Why study MSc Medical Imaging with Management at Bournemouth University ?

• Medical imaging is a rapidly growing field and is an essential element of modern medicine, playing a key role in the diagnosis and management of disease
• On this course, you’ll develop the skillset needed for a career in advanced medical imaging practice, research and leadership
• Achieve a systematic understanding of cross-sectional imaging, along with the essential leadership and people management skills needed for a career in this specialised field
• Critically explore technological advancements including data management systems, as well as the imaging techniques, imaging anatomy and skills to recognise clinical abnormalities
• Our new MRI and ultrasound scanners, and other imaging modalities from our local healthcare partners, provide an education and research resource for students on this course
• This course is also available to be taken as individual CPD units, PgCert or PgDip.

Careers

Upon completion of this Medical Imaging with Management course from Bournemouth University, you will possess the advanced scientific and leadership knowledge and the necessary skillset mix and competencies required to improve your current radiographic practice, leadership/managerial roles within radiology departments or progress into careers in industry as an application/education/sales specialist manager for imaging device manufacturing companies like Siemens, General Electric Co, Philips, Agfa, Toshiba, Hitachi etc. Finally, the knowledge and research skills developed is an excellent preparation for further study at the doctoral level.

Course content:

• Cross-sectional Imaging

• Health Information Systems

• Managing People

• Leadership Essentials

• Research Methods for Health & Social Care

• Systematic Review to Inform Practice

• Dissertation