Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Radiotherapy and Oncology (B822)

Program Description Therapeutic radiographers are highly skilled caring professionals who have an essential role in the treatment of patients with cancer. They deliver radiotherapy treatment using state-of-the-art equipment. Radiotherapy radiographers work as part of the health care team and are involved in decisions about radiotherapy patient management. They provide care and support to patients and their families throughout the cancer journey.

GCU is the largest provider of therapeutic radiography education in Scotland. The teaching team work closely with practice colleagues in the NHS and with their professional body to ensure the program is relevant and up-to-date. Students will have use of a dedicated radiotherapy treatment planning laboratory and digital image viewing equipment. Practice placements will provide them with experience in both large and smaller cancer centres.

Completion of an Honours degree in Radiotherapy and Oncology leads to eligibility to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), and membership of the Society of Radiographers. This degree is internationally recognised and offers a range of career opportunities in hospitals and other clinical settings. Students can also progress towards clinical specialisation, management, teaching and research careers.