University of Huddersfield

Clinical Investigations and Diagnostic Imaging for Podiatrists

University of HuddersfieldUniversity of Huddersfield, Queensgate, Huddersfield HD1 3DH

Course overview

This course is aimed at Podiatrists who wish to develop their foot and ankle assessment and diagnosis skills, via the use of appropriate imaging and a range of clinical tests.It will build upon your existing diagnosis skills through the use of diagnostic imaging and clinically relevant lab tests.

Key highlights

  • Develops foot and ankle assessment and diagnosis skills for registered podiatrists
  • Builds diagnostic skills using appropriate diagnostic imaging
  • Covers a range of clinically relevant lab tests
  • Taught in three blocks of three days, earning 30 Master's credits

Entry requirements

Entry requirements for this course are normally: You must be a registered Podiatrist with an appropriate governing body. Possess an Honours degree. Individuals without Honours or with a Diploma in Podiatric Medicine will be considered on an individual basis by the admissions team.

If you trained overseas, you must be registered with an appropriate governing body.

Scholarships

  • The Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship

    Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship Scheme provides a fee waiver of at least 50% on full-time or part-time research degrees, some schools may offer 100%.

Careers this course leads to

  • Podiatrist
  • Specialist Podiatrist
  • Advanced Practitioner Podiatrist
  • Musculoskeletal Podiatrist
  • Podiatric Surgery Practitioner

Cost of study

UK/Home: £740 | International: £18,700

Admission

Applications are made through AHZ at no cost. Share your transcripts, English test scores and personal statement, and your AHZ Counsellor will review your profile, submit your application to University of Huddersfield, and guide you through interview, offer, CAS and visa — right up to enrolment.

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