MSc Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences

For further information and application pages please see the links within the course overview below.

Why This Programme?

Advance your clinical expertise and step into an extended scope of practice with the MSc Clinical Radiographic Reporting at the University of Hertfordshire. This specialist programme is designed for qualified radiographers seeking to develop advanced competency in image interpretation and reporting, enabling you to play a pivotal role in modern diagnostic pathways.

Through a flexible, modular structure, you can tailor your learning to your needs, with opportunities to specialise in musculoskeletal and chest reporting. The programme is endorsed by the College of Radiographers.

Course Structure:

The course is flexible and modular allowing you to create a programme of study to meet your personal development and career aspirations. To attain a Master’s award, you need to complete 180 credits. There are also Post graduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate awards available. Award titles will depend on your choice of pathway and modules.
The rate and pace of study are up to you. You have up to 6 years to complete your master’s course, 4 years for a Post graduate Diploma and 2 years for Postgraduate Certificate awards. 

Our Pathways:

Medical Imaging and Radiation Science – Clinical Radiographic Reporting 

The Clinical Radiographic Reporting pathway is designed for students who want to develop competency in the extended role of clinical radiographic reporting and helps you specialise in this specific area of practice. Clinical modules are offered in musculoskeletal reporting and chest.  To apply please visit : MSc Clinical Radiographic Reporting

Medical Imaging and Radiation Science – Medical Ultrasound

The Medical Ultrasound pathway is for professionals who wish to develop competency in the field of ultrasound. Clinical modules are offered in the areas of obstetrics, gynaecology, abdominal and general ultrasound. To apply please visit : MSc Medical Ultrasound

Medical Imaging & Radiation Sciences – Advanced Radiotherapy and Oncology Practice

The Advanced Radiotherapy and Oncology practice pathway specialises in the field of radiotherapeutic practice. Many of the options develop competencies for advanced practice such as in the palliative care and breast localisation modules. To apply please visit : Advanced Radiotherapy and Oncology Practice

Professional Accreditation:

The MSc Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences course is accredited by the College of Radiographers.  The Medical ultrasound pathway is accredited by the Consortium for Accreditation of Sonographic Education (CASE).

Who is it for?

The course is suitable for radiographers and health care professionals who want to specialise in this area and are interested in advancing their existing skills or acquiring new ones. It is designed to meet your needs whether you are in full or part-time employment

What Our Students Say

“The flexibility of the course allowed me to tailor my learning to my clinical practice”

—PgDip Radiotherapy student

"I've developed clinical skills that I apply directly to improving patient care every day”

while continuing to work full-time.”

— PgCert Reporting Radiography student

"The lecturers were really supportive and enthusiastic”

— MSc Ultrasound graduate

Fees:

Because this programme is modular, you only pay per module - making it far more manageable than a conventional postgraduate course. Fees for 2026/27 (UK/EU self-funding students):

15 credit module - £945.00 *

30 credit module - £1890.00 *

 * Fees may vary for enhanced modules and international students

Ready to Take the Next Step?

We would love to have a conversation with you, by Teams or email, to help you build a personalised study plan.

Please contact: CPDhealth@herts.ac.uk Dr Naomi Brown - n.2.brown@herts.ac.uk

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