Masters Degrees (Radiotherapy)

This full-time professional programme, approved by the  Health and Care Professions Council  and  Society and College of Radiographers  is intended for graduates from a health, science, biomedical or social science background. Read more

On this course, you'll study remotely around your existing radiotherapy position, and enhance your clinical practices as you do so. Read more

As a practising therapeutic radiographer, this unique programme allows you to quickly and easily obtain a full masters qualification.  Having an MSc Radiotherapy will enable you to meet the standards expected by the profession and greatly enhance your career prospects. Read more

Learn about cancer cell biology and how treatments affect the growth and development of the disease, individually and in combination with each other. Read more

This MSc can be used as evidence of your development within a scope of practice, and is completed in partnership with your employer. Read more

Interview. Applicants are expected to attend an interview at QMU. Interviews will take place on set dates normally between February and June. Read more

Our MSc in Cancer Biology and Radiotherapy Physics is ideal if you wish to pursue a career in cancer research and/or cancer therapy involving ionising radiation. Read more

As part of our Advancing Practice in Health Framework, this award pathway will be of interest to any individual who wishes to advance their practice in the area of radiotherapy. Read more

Therapeutic radiographers are at the forefront of cancer care, having a vital role in the delivery of Radiotherapy services. They treat cancer patients with x-rays using highly sophisticated equipment. Read more

The entry route to the MSc involves successful completion of the Advanced Radiation Therapy Practice P.Grad. Diploma followed by a transfer onto a top-up M.Sc year. Read more

A flexible, distance learning pathway for qualified therapeutic radiographers designed to meet the continuous professional development requirements of health care professionals. Read more

In the  School of Health and Social Work Thank you for your interest in the above course. We're delighted you are considering advancing your knowledge and skills by studying with us. Read more

The entry route to the MSc involves successful completion of the Advanced Radiation Therapy Practice P.Grad. Diploma followed by a transfer onto a top-up M.Sc year. Read more

A one-year, full-time, MSc in Radiation Biology awarded by the University of Oxford. This established state-of-the-art course, run by the Oxford Institute for Radiation Oncology, combines traditional and molecular radiation biology principles along with clinical and practical applications. Read more