Clinical Photography

Entry requirements

In order to be admitted to the course, you will need an Honours degree in photography or relevant media related subject, which has a concentration on photography, or a minimum of two years relevant work experience, which must be in accordance with the Programme Regulations.

Months of entry

September

Course content

This course offers clinical photographers the opportunity to extend their knowledge and understanding of the profession and the context in which it is practised.

The Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Photography is a 14-month, part-time distance learning course. It is one of only two part-time distance learning courses in the UK on offer to photographers employed in healthcare and it is the only course that supplements distance learning with face-to-face teaching.

Through a combination of theory and practice-based assignments, delivered through e-learning and face-to-face teaching methods, you will have the opportunity to advance your photographic skills and critical thinking through evidence-based, reflective practice.

Distinctive features

• The opportunity to learn in a Russell Group University.
• Learning in an organisation with over 40 years of established history of clinical photography/medical illustration education.
• The opportunity to learn from experienced staff working at the forefront of medical illustration.
• A supportive, yet independent learning environment.
• A course of study accredited by the Institute of Medical Illustrators.
• Graduates are eligible to apply for full membership to the Institute of Medical Illustrators and professional registration.