Applications for this course for September 2023 entry will be opening soon.
The contemporary and evidence-based nature of the programme structure reflects current workforce development needs and training requirements within Mammography and Advanced Breast Practice.
Training to become a Mammographer and work within the National Health Service Breast Screening Programme?
Apply for our PGCert Professional Practice in Mammography!
Our dedicated and highly experienced teaching team at St George's National Breast Education Centre have been supporting students achieve this goal for many years and are dedicated to the continuing development of the profession and the skills you require to work and succeed for your patients and clients within the service.
Training to become a Consultant Mammographer or access advanced practice training to meet your own professional aims or the needs of your department?
Apply for our MSc Advanced Breast Practice or our stand alone modules!
Take advantage of the expertise and training resources available through our teaching partners at the Jarvis Breast Screening Centre and work towards a full MSc or select individual modules to support your current needs.
Our modules combine the necessary clinical and academic skills required to support your development and help you build the knowledge and competencies required to not only succeed on the programme but also continue your development in the future. The skills you will gain will support your ongoing clinical development and will provide excellent grounding for your future and current research interests, your clinical skills and for wider roles in the profession, inclusive of practice education and mentorship.
St George's, University of London is dedicated to medical and sciences education, training and research. We share our site with a major London teaching hospital which is both on the clinical frontline for a diverse local community and a centre of excellence for specialist conditions. Study with like-minded individuals in an interprofessional setting, reflective of the modern breast care professional setting.
For specific enquiries please contact Matthew Foster mfoster@sgul.ac.uk.