PgC Computed Tomography Colonography at University of Suffolk

Programme overview

The Post Graduate Certificate in Computed Tomography Colonography (PgC CTC) is offered within the School of Health, Sciences and Society and is co-delivered with the National CT Colonography Academy (NCTCA). The aim of the programme is to increase the overall quality of CTC examinations within England and therefore narrow the performance gaps that exist between centres. It utilises online training, in house mentorship and external examination to assess and drive improvements in CTC practice.

Faculty: School of Health Sciences and Society | Duration: One year, part-time | Study mode: part-time | Intake: November 2026 | Location: Ipswich, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Modules include Module A: Computed Tomography Colonography Technique (Mandatory), Module B: Computed Tomography Colonography Interpretation (Mandatory), Service Management, Module A: Computed Tomography Colonography Technique (Mandatory), Module B: Computed Tomography Colonography Interpretation (Mandatory), Service Management.

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Application information

Entry requirements

The programme is open to the following clinical staff groups, practicing within the UK, who either currently perform CT Colonography Examinations or who wish to train to perform CT Colonography: HCPC registered Diagnostic Radiographers; Consultant Radiologists; Radiology Registrars; All candidates will need the support of their employer to register for the programme; Applications are made directly to the NCTCA; The programme is open to the following clinical staff groups, practicing within the UK, who either currently perform CT Colonography Examinations or who wish to train to perform CT Colonography: HCPC registered Diagnostic Radiographers; Consultant Radiologists; Radiology Registrars; All candidates will need the support of their employer to register for the programme; Applications are made directly to the NCTCA; Meet your course team; Professor Ruth Strudwick; Ruth is Head of Allied Health Professions and Associate Professor in Diagnostic Radiography. Dr Hollie Hadwen

Intake: November 2026

Duration: One year, part-time

Apply through the official page: https://www.nationalctctrainingprogramme.org/

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