Diagnostic radiography
Diagnostic radiography is the medical science of producing images of the human body, which can be used to make a diagnosis. We provide courses that can qualify you to work as a radiographer, or help you develop your career.
Diagnostic radiographers play an important role in the diagnosis and management of disease, and in the screening programmes for early detection of cancer.
All our lecturers are registered radiographers. The current team has over 100 years' experience of teaching radiography between them. Our courses benefit from our close links with the hospital departments where you carry out your placements. We also offer professional development for experienced diagnostic radiographers.
View a 360 degree tour of our fully equipped digital x-ray suite.
Read about the specialist facilities we have available for you to use.
We offer continuing professional development modules and short courses. Find out more.
Read about our health and social care research centres and their areas of research expertise.
View a 360 degree tour of our ultrasound suite.
Our health and social care courses place a strong emphasis on interprofessional learning. This means that you train alongside practitioners from other health professions. Find out more.
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Become a fully-trained radiographer qualified to work in hospitals on a course with a relatively small cohort and good lecturer to student ratio. As a student, your studies on campus centre around a fully equipped digital X-ray suite which replicates the settings in which you learn and work. The suite is located in our £13m Robert Winston... More information
If you use medical images as an integral part of your practice, this course is designed to improve and demonstrate your commitment to critically evaluating and analysing radiological imaging and interventions. It is ideal for you if you are a • radiographer • junior doctor • nurse • allied health professional • orthotist • general practitioner. On... More information
Postgraduate
Distance learning
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Develop your knowledge and skills as sonographer on a course that is validated by the Consortium for the Accreditation of Sonographic Education (CASE). On this course, you• develop your analytical and evaluative skills and promotes your ability to relate these skills to safe practice• undergo a rigorous academic experience, challenging you to... More information
Designed for qualified diagnostic radiographers and radiological technologists who have little or no postgraduate clinical experience, this modular course allows you to advance your practice by updating it with practical knowledge, supported by a strong evidence base.This course is also suiable if you are • a diagnostic radiographer with a gap in... More information
If you are a diagnostic radiographer, this course allows you to study advanced practice. It is designed for diagnostic radiographers but may be be suitable for other healthcare professionals including • therapeutic radiographers • physiotherapists • nurses • orthotists • junior medical staff. Your studies can either lead to the... More information
Effective and high quality provision of health and social care depends on well-motivated, high performing staff who can work effectively individually, in teams, across organisations and through multi-agency care pathways. Leadership and management skills play a key role in being successful in these areas.This course is for leaders and managers in... More information
Undergraduate
Part-time
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Study at the highest academic level on an interprofessional course designed for experienced professionals from all areas of health, social care, biomedical science and sport and exercise science. It allows you to focus on your specific research interests to gain a professional doctorate award.Professional doctorates are equivalent to PhDs but... More information
Postgraduate
Part-time
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Whatever your level and experience as a health and social care manager, this course is designed to help you advance in your career. It supports your ongoing professional development towards improved effectiveness, and greater management and leadership responsibility.As a busy manager we realise you need a flexible course design that supports you... More information
Postgraduate
Part-time
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This course is for healthcare professionals involved in a teaching or training role who want to develop their skills and expertise in clinical and educational practice. You study the teaching skills needed to support and assess learners in the workplace.It helps you to meet your organisation's training needs, aiming to ensure better educational... More information
Postgraduate
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X-ray suite
We have a fully equipped x-ray suite located at Robert Winston building which replicates the settings in which you learn and work.
Diagnostic radiography facilities
We have made significant investment in health facilities over the last few years. The state-of-the-art Robert Winston building is a perfect example of this investment.
This building features specialist rooms which have been designed in close consultation with practising health professionals. We are equipped with the latest simulation, practice and investigative equipment.
Classrooms have electronic 'teaching walls' and are linked to the internet. Together these provide excellent facilities for teaching and learning that equate to the workplace. It also means we can carry out research at a very advanced level.
Specialist diagnostic imaging facilities include
• X-ray suite with state-of-the-art direct digital imaging equipment
• PIXY, a whole body radiographic mannequin/phantom plus numerous body phantoms
• medical ultrasound room with two Toshiba ultrasound machines
• PACS work stations and a dedicated PC suite for learning packages
Continuing professional development
We have an large range of credited modules that you can take individually or as part of a study programme.
We also run short courses for staff working in the health, social care, biosciences and sport. They are designed to meet a range of needs and to be responsive to the changing demands of the work environment.
Visit the Faculty of Health and Wellbeing continuing professional development website for more information and to search our modules database.
Healthcare research
Centre for Health and Social Care Research
We specialise in research that is significant for service users and their carers, and for professionals in the health and social care services. Our staff are also health and social care professionals. They bring together expertise in health sciences and social sciences to conduct applied research.
The centre's research is made up of six themes, each of which is led by a senior researcher. They are
• professional education
• rehabilitation
• older people
• workforce and organisational development
• children and families
• pain
The centre combines these themes to make best use of our interdisciplinary potential. There is a lively postgraduate culture with a mix of full-time and part-time students working towards their MPhil or PhD. You can also study for a professional doctorate.
Centre for Professional and Organisation Development
Playing an active part in the modernisation of health and social care, the centre supports the development of managers of health and social services at all levels with accredited development programmes, short courses, consultancy projects, research and evaluation.
We specialise in research that is significant for service users and their carers, and for professionals in the health and social care services. Our staff are also health and social care professionals. They bring together expertise in health sciences and social sciences to conduct applied research.The centre's research is made up of six themes, each of which is led by a senior researcher. They are• professional education • rehabilitation • older people • workforce and organisational development • children and families • pain
The centre combines these themes to make best use of our interdisciplinary potential. There is a lively postgraduate culture with a mix of full-time and part-time students working towards their MPhil or PhD. You can also study for a professional doctorate.
Playing an active part in the modernisation of health and social care, the centre supports the development of managers of health and social services at all levels with accredited development programmes, short courses, consultancy projects, research and evaluation.
Ultrasound suite
We have a fully equipped ultrasound suite located at Robert Winston building which replicates the settings in which you learn and work.
Together in the real world of health and social care
Our health and social care courses place a strong emphasis on interprofessional learning. This means that you train alongside practitioners from other health professions. So, depending on your course you could spend time working alongside
• nurses
• midwives
• operating department practitioners
This gives you a fresh perspective on situations. And it also prepares you for the real world. Collaboration between health professionals is increasing as organisations try to provide a more integrated and effective service. At Sheffield Hallam we understand that by working together we can we give the best possible care.
Staff profiles
Visit the Department of Allied Health Professions website to view profiles of the staff who teach in this subject area.