Qualified radiographer or radiation therapist, looking for postgraduate study?
These are part-time, fully online qualifications for radiographers and radiation therapists who are already registered and in practice.
Several specialist pathways are open for application now. For the others, you can register an expression of interest on the MSc course page.
You can finish with a Postgraduate Certificate, a Postgraduate Diploma, or the MSc.
Entry requirements, fees, modules, and how to apply are on the course page for each award.
Answers to the questions applicants ask most are on our FAQs page: FAQ for Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences. They cover whether you are eligible, how to apply, and what your employer needs to agree to. The buttons at the end of this page link to it.
If you have further queries, do not hesitate to contact Dr Andrew England at aengland@ucc.ie or mirt@ucc.ie.
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Choose your pathway
Several pathways are open for application now, and others are taking expressions of interest.
Students can also enter these pathways through micro-credentials of 5 and 10 credits.
The length of study varies depending on the individual qualification, for example the Postgraduate Certificate is about 6 months in duration. The Diploma is 1 year and the Master's is between 18 months and 2 years.
Gaining a post-registration qualification, such as a PgC/PgD/MSc in MIRS, is likely to provide opportunities to progress your career. This could be as a senior radiographer or clinical specialist within your chosen pathway area. Such a qualification may also be useful in obtaining employment within academia or industry.
What Students Are Saying
"I really enjoyed the programme and I am very grateful for all the work that the UCC team put in."- Clodagh, PgC MIRS - Mammography
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