Diagnostic radiography is an important first step to diagnosing, treating and managing injuries and disease. Along with pathology, diagnostic radiography is the largest diagnostic test performed. The medical images you produce will allow patients to be diagnosed accurately, and can directly impact a patient’s treatment plan and overall recovery. What you will study UON’s Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Diagnostic Radiography) has a strong foundation in physical, biomedical and behavioural sciences. You will: Build essential clinical reasoning and patient management skills using our latest technologies and facilities, including 2D, 3D and 4D imaging technology. Gain professional diagnostic radiography skills through case-based training, integrating learning into real situations and interactive team work activities. Develop critical research skills that will set you in good stead for life-long learning in the field of diagnostic radiography. Areas of study include: anatomy and physiology clinical education instrumentation physics radiation protection research Career opportunities Our diagnostic radiography graduates are very employable and highly regarded. About 94% of our graduates find work before, or soon after, finishing their studies. UON diagnostic radiography graduates are qualified to register and work as diagnostic radiographers, working closely with patients and other health professionals to diagnose and manage illnesses and injuries using medical images. You may find yourself working in settings such as accident and emergency wards and operating theatres. Diagnostic radiographers play an important role in medicine and health care, and contribute significantly to improving community health.