(Hons) Diagnostic Radiography with Integrated Foundation Year University of Plymouth

Overview

The  (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography with Integrated Foundation Year course from the University of Plymouth  plays a vital role in helping patients access accurate diagnoses and timely treatment. This exciting field is constantly evolving with cutting-edge technology, offering a career full of growth and opportunity.

Our evidence-based, hands-on course puts patient care at the centre of your learning, giving you the practical experience and interprofessional skills needed to thrive. As a diagnostic radiographer, you’ll work with advanced imaging tools to capture crucial insights that support diagnosis and treatment across diverse clinical settings.

What is a foundation year?

A Foundation year provides an additional entry-level year for you to gain further knowledge of a subject before starting a full degree course.

On completing the Foundation year successfully, you progress automatically onto the full degree course, which is usually three years. You don’t need to apply for a place on the full degree course.

Further information on 

University of Plymouth courses with Foundation years:

• A full list of potential progressions routes is listed under course details

• Why choose a degree with a foundation year?

• To build your confidence to study at university level.

• To gain the knowledge and skills needed to complete a full degree.

• Your qualifications don't meet entry requirements for a three-year degree.

• You want to study a new subject that your previous qualifications or experience haven’t prepared you for.

• You may have thought university wasn’t an available option for you.

• You want to join a university course that is needed for the career you’d like.