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Radiology Courses & Articles for UK Doctors
Browse courses, revision resources, and question banks for radiologists. From FRCR exam preparation to subspecialty imaging workshops.
22 live events17 online courses3 question banks85 cross-specialty courses
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22 live events
Live CourseImmediate Life Support (ILS) Course
UKPASS ACADEMY
Sat 17 OctManchester
+1 more date
£185.00
Live CourseGynaecology MRI Course 2026
Infomed Online
Mon 2 Nov (2 days)Virtual
From £355
Live CourseNeuroradiology Focus 2026
Infomed Online
Tue 10 Nov (2 days)Virtual
From £355
Live CourseAdvanced Team Communication Skills Course for Doctors
Oxford Medical
Wed 11 NovVirtual
+1 more date
£289.99
Live CourseST & CT Medical Interview Course
Oxford Medical
Sat 14 NovVirtual
+3 more dates
£299.99
Online Courses for Radiologists
17 on-demand courses
Emergency X-Ray Online Course
Radiology Seminars
£297
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MSRA Exam Course
The London Course
£100
Anubix PRIME Mini-Fellowship
Radiology Seminars
£1200
Verified ProviderThe London ST1 Radiology Application Course
The London Course
£100
Acute CT Body for Radiographers
Radiology Seminars
£297
Verified ProviderMRI Brain
Radiology Seminars
£297
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General Courses for All Doctors
85 courses relevant across every specialty
Negotiation Skills Course
ISC Medical
£55
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UKMLA CPSA Question Bank
Medibuddy
From £10
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Medic Launch
Medic Launch
From £42/year
UKMLA Course
Pastest
£99.99
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An Introduction to Data Science for Clinicians
Moorfields Education
£350
Get Into SPR/ST4
Med Success UK
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Guides & Resources for Radiologists
Career tips, training guides, and exam preparation for radiology
Frequently Asked Questions — Radiology
What is the radiology training pathway in the UK?
Clinical Radiology training runs from ST1–ST5 (5 years). Trainees cover all imaging modalities and body systems before subspecialising. Subspecialty interests include neuroradiology, interventional radiology, musculoskeletal, cardiothoracic, and paediatric radiology.
What exams do radiology trainees need to pass?
The FRCR (Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists) has two parts: Part 1 (physics and anatomy — two separate exams) and Part 2A (written, covering all body systems) plus Part 2B (rapid reporting and long cases). Part 1 is typically completed in ST1–ST2.
How competitive is radiology training?
Radiology is very competitive. The 2025 ST1 competition ratio was 11.27:1. Strong candidates have radiology audit/research, relevant anatomy prizes, evidence of teaching, and ideally radiology taster experience. The MSRA is used in selection.
What courses are useful for radiology trainees?
Key courses include FRCR revision courses (Part 1 physics and anatomy, Part 2A/2B), rapid reporting practice, anatomy courses, subspecialty imaging workshops, and interventional radiology skills courses. Online image banks and case review platforms are also essential.
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