53 Short courses in Medical Imaging

The Basic Medical Image Visualization course offered by KTH Royal Institute of Technology covers the basic concepts, theories, and most used methods used for exploring and interacting with images in medical applications.

This Cardiac MRI - Radiography Techniques and Clinical Applications course offered by City St George's, University of London will discuss patient safety and patient care in cardiac MRI, including preparation for the ECG. 

EdX is an online learning platform trusted by over 12 million users offering the Advanced Cardiac Imaging programme in collaboration with The University of Hong Kong ‑ HKUx. 

The aim of this Fundamentals of Radiographic Image Interpretation - Chest course at Robert Gordon University is to enable practitioners to develop and/or improve their skills in interpretation of radiographic images of the chest.

A day of Ultrasound Examination of Lumps and Bumps and the Groin (MSK) lectures and practical hands-on demonstration at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) learning how to use diagnostic ultrasound to scan a range of musculoskeletal areas.

The Postgraduate Course in Radiopharmacy at King's College London covers basic and clinical aspects of radiopharmacy practice.

Cape Peninsula University of Technology Medical Imaging and Therapeutic Sciences offers the Computed Tomography (CT) program.

The Ionising Radiation Imaging course, offered by KTH Royal Institute of Technology, focuses on the physics of medical imaging with ionising radiation.

The Magnetic Resonance Imaging Sequences course by KTH Royal Institute of Technology aims to provide the students with a thorough understanding of the underlying principles of basic and advanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) pulse sequences that are used in clinics and research.

This Neuroscience and Neuroimaging specialization offered by Coursera in partnership with Johns Hopkins University combines the strength of 4 different neuroscience courses into a cohesive learning experience.  

The Ultrasound Imaging for Physiotherapists course offered by University of Melbourne will help you demonstrate appropriate operation of the ultrasound machine, including settings required to obtain optimised ultrasound images.

This Clinical Applications of Computed Tomography course offered by City St George's, University of London explores the academic theory behind the various Computed Tomography (CT) techniques and provides you with the knowledge and ability to make informed decisions and judgements about your clinical role.

The Image Interpretation (Preliminary clinical evaluation) - Appendicular Skeleton course at Canterbury Christ Church University is a four-month, part-time programme for registered healthcare professionals who interpret radiographic images within clinical practice. A credit-bearing option worth 10 postgraduate credits is available.