Diagnostic Radiography at the University of Brighton

Is anyone doing this course or has graduated from it? I have an offer for and I'm so happy, but I know it's a fairly new programme and there's not a lot of anecdotes from current and past students. If you are/were a diagnostic radiography student at Brighton, can you let me know what the course is like? Any warnings I should know about? They gave me an offer the following day so I'm a lil surprised.

Is anyone doing this course or has graduated from it? I have an offer for and I'm so happy, but I know it's a fairly new programme and there's not a lot of anecdotes from current and past students. If you are/were a diagnostic radiography student at Brighton, can you let me know what the course is like? Any warnings I should know about? They gave me an offer the following day so I'm a lil surprised.

omg congrats I have a interview coming up snd wanted to ask you how long it took for you to get the offer after your interview

Is anyone doing this course or has graduated from it? I have an offer for and I'm so happy, but I know it's a fairly new programme and there's not a lot of anecdotes from current and past students. If you are/were a diagnostic radiography student at Brighton, can you let me know what the course is like? Any warnings I should know about? They gave me an offer the following day so I'm a lil surprised.

Personally, l don't think DR, OP, and perhaps a few other professions in the NHS should be degree level requiring ones. A 2 year diploma should have sufficed. Why should a job that requires one to push a few buttons, and to place a patient into position, require 3 academic years of study? That is not knocking the job itself.

Personally, l don't think DR, OP, and perhaps a few other professions in the NHS should be degree level requiring ones. A 2 year diploma should have sufficed. Why should a job that requires one to push a few buttons, and to place a patient into position, require 3 academic years of study? That is not knocking the job itself.

Personally, l don't think DR, OP, and perhaps a few other professions in the NHS should be degree level requiring ones. A 2 year diploma should have sufficed. Why should a job that requires one to push a few buttons, and to place a patient into position, require 3 academic years of study? That is not knocking the job itself.