BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography (Degree Apprenticeship) at Buckinghamshire New University

Programme overview

The Diagnostic Radiographer Integrated Degree Apprenticeship programme is a three-year, full time undergraduate degree offering an employment-based route into the profession of diagnostic radiographer. It can only be undertaken with an employer who has interviewed, employed and deemed the apprentice suitable for study on this apprenticeship programme. The programme has been designed to align with the skills, requirements, and standards set out by the regulator, the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), the College of Radiographers (COR) and the Apprenticeship Standard's Knowledge, Skills and Behaviours (KSBs) (Institute for Apprenticeships & Technical Education, ‘IfATE’, 2019).

What you will study

Buckinghamshire New University’s blended learning model is designed to be flexible around the needs of apprentices and workload. This includes online, face-to-face and self-directed learning which learners have fed back providers greatest flexibility around work, caregiving and other life commitments. Modules include Level 4 modules, Professional Practice, Radiation Imaging and Science, Imaging Practice 1, Imaging Practice 2, Imaging Practice 3, Imaging Practice 4, Clinical Practice 1, Level 5 modules, Evidence Based Practice, Medical Imaging Modalities, Medical Imaging and Patient Pathways 1, Medical Imaging and Patient Pathways 2, Managing Complexity in Practice.

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Entry requirements

Academic Qualifications: Evidence of study within the previous five years. Successful interview. 120 -136 UCAS tariff points (e.g. 3 A Levels at grades BBB or above). BTEC Level 3 extended diploma DMM in a Science or health-related subject. The following Level 3 qualifications can also be accepted if A - levels or BTEC are not held: Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care NVQ level 3 in Health and Social Care, Science Level 3 Healthcare Support Worker qualification. A Level 3 advanced apprenticeship qualification in a health Profession. Access to Higher Education course in Science, Health, Social Care or similar (60 credits, of which 45 credits will be at Level 3, including 30 at distinction grade and 30 at merit grade). Maths & English Requirements: For learners aged 19 and above: The requirement forLevel 2 Maths and English is under review, pending confirmation from HCPC and the programme academic team. For learners aged 18: Evidence of Level 2 Maths & English is required through GCSE grade C/4 orabove, or equivalent qualifications such as Functional Skills, Key Skills, or Level 2 Numeracy & Literacy. If this cannot be evidenced before the programme starts, it must be achieved within the first year. Initial Assessment: All candidates will undergo an initial assessment through BKSB and a proficiency evaluation in literacy and numeracy during the application process. Additional Requirements: A current enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Occupational Health (OH) clearance A record of any previous fitness to practise concerns. Apprentices must be employed in a related role, have the right to live and work in the UK and meet government apprenticeship funding rules (including at least 3 years UK residence).

Domestic applicants: GBP 24,000 for the whole programme. Total apprenticeship cost, normally paid by the employer through the Apprenticeship Levy or Co-Investment Fund Source

Intake: Autumn

Duration: 36 Months

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