The BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiography (University Foundation) program at the University of Plymouth International College is a specialist degree course designed for students interested in medical imaging. It aims to prepare students for a career in the field of diagnostic radiography, a critical component of modern medicine.

Students under this program will gain an in-depth understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and pathology. They will also learn how to operate complex imaging equipment and perform a wide range of radiographic examinations on patients.

Aside from theoretical knowledge, the course also incorporates a significant amount of practical training in diagnostic radiography. Students will participate in clinical placements where they will have the opportunity to work with healthcare professionals in real-world settings.

Successful graduates of the course can potentially find work in hospitals, clinics and other health care institutions as diagnostic radiographers. They will be able to provide high quality patient care and contribute to the diagnosis and treatment of disease.

As a college under Navitas, the University of Plymouth International College offers international students with appropriate support to help them adapt to learning in a new country and culture. This includes language support for those whose first language is not English.

University of Plymouth International College, usually referred to as UPIC, is a for-profit college in association with University of Plymouth. UPIC is a member of Navitas Limited, an international provider of pathway colleges.

UPIC is a pathway provider for University of Plymouth in Devon, UK. UPIC offers undergraduate pathways specifically for international students in a range of subjects including Business, Marketing, Law, Tourism, Engineering, Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Health, Hospitality, Engineering and Computing.

UPIC is based on the campus of University of Plymouth and although students studying at UPIC are mostly taught separately from the other University students, they have full access to all facilities on campus, including the library and IT labs. The students are also often taught by lecturers who also teach at the University. Whilst studying with UPIC, students also receive extra support in the areas of English language and ICT.