PGDip Health Technology and Human Anatomy at University of York

A postgraduate diploma at Hull York Medical School that combines detailed human anatomy, including dissection of donor material preserved by Thiel, formalin and plastination techniques, with digital skills such as medical imaging, 3D modelling and computer-aided diagnosis. It is taught on the University of York campus.

Faculty: Hull York Medical School  |  Duration: 1 year or 2 years part-time  |  Intake: September  |  Study mode: full-time; part-time  |  Location: York, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Taught modules of 20 credits include Human Anatomy, Clinical Anatomy of the Limbs and Spine, Practical Skills in Virtual Anatomy and Morphology, Future Healthcare and Computer Aided Diagnosis, Introduction to Clinical Engineering and Physiological Systems and Radiological Anatomy; the programme includes a 60-credit research project. Assessment combines exams, portfolios, written work, oral presentations, group projects, research reports and a dissertation.

Career pathways

Healthcare, the health technology industry, medical imaging, medical device development, digital anatomy, research or education in the public and private sectors; also a foundation for Foundation Programme posts, specialty training and clinical academic pathways.

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