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Technologist and radiographer

​The training for technologist and radiographer is a 3½-year professional bachelor's degree. The training is divided into 7 semesters and alternates between teaching at Copenhagen University College and clinical internships in the department.



Clinical Physiology and Nuclear Medicine is a versatile specialization, where one of the main tasks is to help clinical departments identify disease and thereby strengthen their ability to provide the right treatment. A large part of this happens through imaging of the body's physiological processes - i.e. using techniques such as SPECT, PET, ultrasound and MRI.

We help you to understand the biological foundation, while at the same time you play an active role in the department's work during a clinical stay in our department – this across a wide selection of examinations and treatments.​

If you are a technologist or radiographer student, you will have the opportunity for a clinical stay in our department as a natural part of your education.

If you want more information, the next step is simple: Get in touch!

Also visit Copenhagen University of Applied Sciences' website​






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