The BSc (Hons) Therapeutic Radiography at City St George's provides a route into a rewarding lifelong carer as a Therapeutic Radiographer. Therapeutic radiographers use advanced technology to plan and deliver highly accurate radiotherapy for those suffering from cancer, helping cure or give symptomatic relief. On graduation, students are professionally recognised by the College of Radiographers and are eligible to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) to practise in the UK. The course is designed to help you form a solid foundation of knowledge, provide opportunities to apply your knowledge in professional clinical practice and to understand the latest advances in radiotherapy. Ranked 1st in London for Health Professions, Guardian University Guide 2026. City St George's offer this programme at both campuses; Clerkenwell and Tooting. Benefits of this course include: Opportunities arising from our close links with radiotherapy departments in hospitals, the radiography profession and industry Practice your skills in a simulated environment in our well-equipped clinical skills facilities. City St George's provides excellent radiotherapy learning facilities, mirroring many you will encounter in professional practice: Facilities at our Clerkenwell campus include: VERT (Virtual Environment for Radiotherapy Training) room which creates a fully immersive, life-sized 3D simulation of a radiotherapy treatment room, and the Varian Eclipse dosimetry planning system, the same as used in clinical practice for the design of radiotherapy treatments. Facilities at out Tooting campus include: our VERT laboratory with 3D visualisation and virtual equipment, enabling students to practise and learn clinical techniques in a safe virtual environment. We also offer a cloud-based radiotherapy treatment planning software system as part of a collaborative partnership with Varian Medical System - The Academic Hub. Students can access the treatment planning software on a smart device (remotely) or in our dedicated treatment planning suite on campus. Spend approximately half your time on clinical placement – recent students have been placed at North Middlesex University Hospital, Queen’s Hospital (Romford), Royal Free Hospital, The Royal Marsden (Chelsea & Sutton), University College London Hospital, Royal Surrey Hospital, Kent Oncology Centre, The London Clinic, St Bartholomew's Hospital and Southend University Hospital Rotate through different placement locations to gain a deep understanding of different techniques and approaches.