Master of Science in Medical Imaging Glasgow Caledonian University (Glasgow), UK

The MSc Medical Imaging is designed for radiographers ready to progress into enhanced or advanced roles.

Industry-informed curriculum and research-rich learning will prepare you to integrate imaging technologies, influence policy, and deliver enhanced and advanced practice across Scotland, the UK, and global healthcare systems.

You can complete the MSc Medical Imaging as a general degree, or choose to specialise in one of four specialist pathways.

• MSc Medical Imaging (Computed Tomography) Develop advanced CT expertise and critical decision-making skills.
• MSc Medical Imaging (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) Gain in-depth knowledge of MRI principles and practice.
• MSc Medical Imaging (Artificial Intelligence) Lead innovation by integrating AI and digital health into imaging services.
• MSc Medical Imaging (Ultrasound) CASE-accredited pathway for those progressing into ultrasound roles; applicants must secure a clinical placement and qualified mentor (GCU does not provide placements).

Whether you’re advancing your current role or entering a new career path, this degree opens doors to leadership, innovation and meaningful impact in healthcare.

Why study Medical Imaging at GCU?

• Designed for qualified radiographers and healthcare professionals to progress to advanced or enhanced practice through flexible pathways in CT, MRI, Ultrasound and AI.
• This course offers flexible study options tailored to your clinical area, making it ideal for working healthcare professionals. Learning is delivered through a mixture of lectures, workshops, seminars and hands-on simulation.
• State-of-the-art simulation facilities allow you to refine complex skills safely before applying them in clinical environments.
• Strong NHS and industry partnerships provide opportunities for service evaluation, leadership development, and research to transform imaging services.