Coursework
Master of Clinical Ultrasound
What will I study?
Overview
What you will learn
Gain a deep understanding of echocardiography
Understand advanced echocardiography interpretation and the role of echocardiography in clinical situations relevant to perioperative and critical care.
Examine the latest developments in clinical ultrasound
Gain insight into 3D echocardiography, new technologies and novel applications of clinical ultrasound, as well as examining how to approach echocardiography for unusual medical conditions.
Complete an advanced case studies practicum
In your final year, you will undertake a case studies practicum to put your advanced knowledge of clinical ultrasound into practice. You will also examine best-practice research methods and the latest literature.
You will need to obtain practical experience at your institution or attend hands-on workshops to supplement your knowledge base; The UEG offers a variety of hands on workshops, giving you access to our innovative simulator room.
Course structure
The Master of Clinical Ultrasound is a 150-point program, designed to take eighteen months if studying full time or three years if studying part-time. You must complete twelve subjects, each worth 12.5 points.
Workload
- A part-time workload involves two subjects per semester, with an estimated 10 hours study time per week.
- A full-time workload involves four subjects per semester and an estimated 20 hours study time per week.
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