BSc (Hons) Clinical Technology

The Clinical Technology BSc course offered by the University of Bradford prepares students for a career in healthcare or clinical research. The program aims to provide students with the opportunity to develop solid technical knowledge and skills, such as coding and use of medical equipment, which could be applied in practical settings. It is designed for those who are interested in both health sciences and technology.Course Content: Students studying this course will develop skills and knowledge in computing, medicine and technology, and engage with cutting-edge technological advances in medical equipment. The course consist of modules that provides practical, hands-on experience using high-tech equipment in the University's dedicated clinical skills suite. The final year of the course provides an opportunity to undertake a placement in industry or clinical environment to drive student's learning further.Key Modules: Some of the focus areas of the modules in this course are Introduction to Professional Healthcare Practice, Virtual Environments, Technical Skills in Clinical Technology, Cardiology and Respiratory Medicine, and Clinical Immersion in Radiology, GI and Renal Medicine among others.Accreditations: The Clinical Technology BSc course is accredited by the National School of Healthcare Science.Future Careers: Graduates usually secure employment with the NHS or in private healthcare settings such as hospitals, diagnostic and treatment centers, or in clinical research. The course has a very high employment rate, with more than 90% of graduates getting a job or further study within six months after graduation.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.