Details of JBMPR were discussed in Lithuania

On November 16 Tartu Health Care College visited Klaipeda University to discuss the details of Joint Baltic Master's Programme in Radiography. 

Tartu Health Care College in collaboration with Klaipeda University are going to open a Joint Baltic Master's Programme in Radiography (full-time study, 120 ECTS credits, a 2-year standard period of study, the language of instruction is English). The graduates are awarded a  Master's Degree in Radiography (specialisation field identified) and every year different specialisation options will be available as follows: radiotherapy, magnetic resonance imaging, conventional radiography, ultrasound, computed tomography,  interventional radiography and angiography,  nuclear medicine.

The programme is unique in the Baltics, creating conditions for the graduates of basic radiography education and training to obtain profound knowledge, advanced skills and professional conduct in the specialist area as well as the competence of supervised research in order to be employed at different levels of the health care system as well as in education and research institutions. The graduates may continue their studies in the third cycle of higher education (PhD) in medical imaging or (radio)therapy or in an affiliated field.