Radiography

Entry Requirements:

Students who are eligible to enrol on this programme will already be in possession of a PgDip in radiotherapy and Oncology from Queen Margaret University. Graduates exiting with a PgDip after 2006 must apply within three years of leaving the institution to ensure currency of education.

Mode of study: Part time

Outcomes:           MSc Radiotherapy and Oncology

Award Co-ordinator: Christine Blyth
                                 Tel: 0131 4740000
                                 Email: cblyth@qmu.ac.uk

Aims:

The programme aims to:

• enable students to develop and apply the skills of research and enquiry to produce original work which contributes to the profession;

• engage students in study which demands a professional approach, academic rigour, independence and self-direction.

Structure:

The MSc Radiotherapy and Oncology award of 180 M level credits, will require study of compulsory modules of 90 credits, which will include Research Methods and the MSc Project which must be related to an area relevant to Radiotherapy.