UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY · AUSTRALIA
Master of Diagnostic Radiography
Master's · Taught in en · UCAS MADIARAD1000
At a glance
24 mo
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Master's
Level
- Top 20 university globallyRanked in QS World University Rankings 2024
- Extensive practical trainingAccess to state-of-the-art facilities and modern imaging equipment
- Clinical placementsOpportunities in public, private, and rural settings across Australia
- Accredited programLeads to general registration with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia
- 1050 hours of professional practiceMandatory clinical placements
The Master of Diagnostic Radiography is a postgraduate program designed to prepare you for professional practice as a diagnostic radiographer. Over two years of full-time study, you will gain the skills necessary to operate advanced imaging technologies, such as X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound, to produce high-quality medical images. These images are crucial for assisting medical specialists in diagnosing, monitoring, and treating injuries and illnesses. The course emphasizes hands-on training in state-of-the-art facilities, including clinical simulation spaces and modern imaging equipment. You will learn from expert academics and work closely with radiologists.
Careers
Graduates can pursue careers as diagnostic radiographers, working with advanced technology to aid patient diagnosis and treatment. This role is integral to the clinical team and offers opportunities in various settings.
- Diagnostic radiographer
- Medical imaging professional
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Master of Diagnostic Radiography for international students?
- International applicants need a bachelor's degree, master's degree, or PhD from an Australian institution or equivalent, with a minimum average mark of 60 out of 100. Admission is competitive and based on academic merit due to limited places.
- What is the duration of the Master of Diagnostic Radiography program?
- The Master of Diagnostic Radiography is a two-year full-time postgraduate program.
- When do applications for the Master of Diagnostic Radiography program open and close for international students?
- Applications for the Master of Diagnostic Radiography open on April 15 and close on July 31 of the year prior to intended enrollment. Offers are released throughout the year based on academic merit and availability.
- What documents are required for international applicants?
- Required documents include proof of identity (passport), official academic transcripts and testamur (with English translations if applicable), proof of English proficiency (if required), and official detailed unit outlines for prerequisite units (if applicable).
- What career outcomes can I expect after graduating from this program?
- Graduates can pursue careers as diagnostic radiographers or medical imaging professionals. The program leads to general registration with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia, enabling work in various clinical settings.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, or PhD from an Australian institution or equivalentMinimum average mark of 60 out of 100 or equivalent. This does not guarantee an offer as places are limited and based on academic merit.
Other minimum standardsAs specified by the Faculty of Medicine and Health. Applicants must understand the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia's registration requirements for graduates.
Prospective students should ensure they understand the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia's registration requirements prior to enrollment. Inherent requirements for the course, detailing essential tasks and activities for successful completion, must also be read and understood before applying.
Fees
Tuition (international)Full-fee paying (no government contribution)
Tuition (home)Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) available, where students pay a student contribution amount (SCA).
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Fees are subject to change based on the year of selection. Specific fee amounts are not provided on the program page.
Accreditation
The course is accredited by the Medical Radiation Practice Accreditation Committee and approved by the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia, leading to general registration as a diagnostic radiographer.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Master of Diagnostic Radiography for international students?
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International applicants need a bachelor's degree, master's degree, or PhD from an Australian institution or equivalent, with a minimum average mark of 60 out of 100. Admission is competitive and based on academic merit due to limited places.
What is the duration of the Master of Diagnostic Radiography program?
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The Master of Diagnostic Radiography is a two-year full-time postgraduate program.
When do applications for the Master of Diagnostic Radiography program open and close for international students?
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Applications for the Master of Diagnostic Radiography open on April 15 and close on July 31 of the year prior to intended enrollment. Offers are released throughout the year based on academic merit and availability.
What documents are required for international applicants?
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Required documents include proof of identity (passport), official academic transcripts and testamur (with English translations if applicable), proof of English proficiency (if required), and official detailed unit outlines for prerequisite units (if applicable).
What career outcomes can I expect after graduating from this program?
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Graduates can pursue careers as diagnostic radiographers or medical imaging professionals. The program leads to general registration with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia, enabling work in various clinical settings.