BSc Radiography -

Short description

The programme is based on the "General Plan and Regulations for the 3-year Training Programme in Radiography" (1997) and qualifies for authorisation as radiographer as well as Bachelor's degree.

Duration

3 years
180 ECTS credits
Undergraduate programme leading to a Bachelor's degree.

Expected learning outcomes

After completion of the programme, the students will:

Be able to plan and carry out image diagnostic examinations, and assess and verify the image material in relation to requisition and problem formulation, independently and in cooperation with others.
Have knowledge and skills within radiation therapy.
Have knowledge of nuclear medical diagnostics and treatment.
Have knowledge of and skills in the performance of professional care.
Have acquired understanding of the radiographer's place in the health care system and have developed ability to constructive and critical reflection in relation to working tasks and responsibilities.
Have experienced and developed understanding of the necessity of interdisciplinary cooperation.
Have the necessary competence to acquire and assess new knowledge and equipment, as well as participate in professional development work.
Be able to build hers/his work on respect and equal treatment.
Have developed a conscious view on the technology's possibilities and limitations and the relation between technology and human beings, and be able to choose the best radiographical technology based on a complete assessment of the patient's situation.
Have a critical attitude towards radiation as a phenomenon.

Internationalization

In the last semester of the programme, the students can take a period of 3 months at a partner institution abroad (Jan-March). In the same period, incoming students are offered a module that is taught in English. It has a theoretical part (4 weeks) and a period of practical training (8 weeks).

Admission Criteria

General matriculation requirement.