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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in Radiotherapy (RADT751)

This module has been designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of MRI equipment, theory and imaging capabilities in order to facilitate critical evaluation of the impact of the modality on the efficacy of radiotherapy planning and delivery.

Module delivery

Part time delivery, with the module delivered in one semester. The module runs in semester 2.

Key dates and application information

  • Apply by: 29 November 2024 (for semester 2)
  • Module start date: To be confirmed.

Who is the module for?

The module is designed for practising, registered healthcare professionals, and can be used to support continuous professional development.

Module details and indicative content

Learners will critically evaluate the relevance of different MRI sequences for imaging a range of anatomical sites and the impact of MRI in radiotherapy planning on patient dosimetry and outcomes.

You will also assess published findings relevant to MRI in radiotherapy and evaluate the current and emerging role of MRI in radiotherapy for a chosen tumour site.

How you are assessed

There are 2 summative assessments associated with this module.

To support summative assessment, there are also opportunities to undertake formative assessment.