Radiography

We accept exchange students for clinical placement in English. The full-degree programme is taught in Danish.

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About the programme

The degree programme in radiography covers relevant imaging technology as well as patient contact.

A radiographer specialises in medical imaging of the anatomy of the human body for the purpose of diagnosis and treatment of pathologies, or to assess whether a patient needs a certain type of treatment. Most radiographers work in the radiology departments of public hospitals but have also found employment in private healthcare, in diagnostic equipment manufacturing and sales.

In the course of the programme students learn to use an array of high-tech diagnostic modalities and work with digital imaging. They also learn to examine patients with a wide variety of pathologies.

The learning and teaching strategies in the Department of Radiography include lectures, discussions, case studies, seminars, exercises in the x-ray laboratory etc. About half of the degree programme is undertaken as clinical placement at public hospitals in the central and northern parts of the Jutland peninsula.

Semesters open for clinical placements

We receive exchange students in the following semesters for clinical placement in radiology, radiotherapy and nuclear medicine departments:

Spring semester
Autumn semester

We recommend that exchange students have completed at least the first three semesters of their radiography studies before they can apply.

Who can apply for exchange?

We receive exchange students from the Erasmus+ and Nordplus programmes and from our partners for short periods of clinical placement.

Exchange students should expect to communicate in English. Nordic languages can be used.