BSc (Hons) Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiography

REASONS TO CHOOSE THIS PROGRAMME

Degree from a distinguished British University

Bachelor of Science awarded by Queen Margaret University, a globally recognised institution with a strong legacy in health sciences education.

Unique integrated curriculum

One of very few programmes worldwide that combines diagnostic radiography and radiotherapy/oncology within a single undergraduate degree.

Extensive clinical placement experience

Three structured clinical placement modules across the 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th year of study with over 1300 hours of placement, hosted at leading hospitals in the Attica region.

Alignment with European Standards

The programme is developed in alignment with the European Federation of Radiographer Societies (EFRS) EQF Level 6 benchmarks.

Future-Ready skills

The curriculum integrates biomedical informatics and emerging applications of artificial intelligence in medical imaging and radiotherapy, preparing graduates to thrive in increasingly digital healthcare environments.

Expert academic and clinical staff

Students are taught by academics and healthcare professionals with specialist qualifications and extensive clinical experience in radiography, oncology and related fields.

UNIVERSITY

DURATION

4

LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION
Greek

Modules per year

Radiation Physics and Imaging Technology
Anatomy and Physiology
Academic and Research Skills
Introduction to Radiotherapy and Oncology
Professional Practice
Radiodiagnostic Imaging

Placement A
Applied Imaging and Radiotherapy Technologies
Imaging and Management of Cardiorespiratory and Urinary Pathologies
Imaging and Management of Breast and Female Reproductive Pathologies
Imaging and Management of Male Reproductive and Musculoskeletal Joint Pathologies

Placement B
Applied Research Methods
Nuclear Medicine and Advanced Radiation Technologies
Imaging and Management of Paediatric, Palliative and Emergency Cases
Imaging and Management of Gastrointestinal and Hepatobiliary Pathologies

Placement C
Dissertation (Research Project)
Imaging and Management of Complex Pathologies
Biomedical Informatics and Artificial Intelligence

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Career Prospects

Graduates of the BSc (Hons) Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiography are equipped to pursue careers across a broad range of healthcare settings in both the public and private sectors. Particularly, they may work as Radiology and Radiotherapy Technologists in:

Diagnostic imaging departments
Radiotherapy and oncology units
Nuclear medicine services
Interventional radiology departments
Private diagnostic imaging centres, private clinics, and hospitals
Public hospitals and primary healthcare centres
Specialised healthcare centres and research Institutes

Additionally, graduates may continue their studies at postgraduate level in Greece or abroad.

Admission Requirements

The undergraduate programme is aimed at secondary education graduates who wish to pursue a professional career in radiography and healthcare.

Required Documentation:

Greek Secondary School Diploma or equivalent (e.g. International Baccalaureate, European Baccalaureate) with a grade of 10 or above
Two letters of recommendation (from High School or academic tutors)
Criminal record verification
Copy of Identity Card
Passport-sized photos
MC Application Form

Candidates are invited to attend a personal interview with the Programme Leader.

Graduates of the IVT/VET programme “Radiology and Radiography Assistant”, as well as holders of equivalent, related, or former vocational education qualifications in relevant disciplines, may be admitted directly into Year 2 of the programme through the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process and subject to approval, from the 2027/28 academic year onwards.