Radiography Interview & Selection

Review the course profile and be familiar with the values outlined in the NHS Values and Standards of Behaviour Framework and the HCPC Standards.

There are also a range of on-line materials you can access including the 6C's and an insight into Diagnostic Radiography from the NHS - https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/allied-health-professionals/roles-allied-health-professions/roles-allied-health-professions/diagnostic-radiographer

It is beneficial to reference any work experience (paid or voluntary) in the health or social care field. Consider organising relevant experience prior to your interview.

Part of the Diagnostic Radiography course conditions are that where possible, prior to acceptance, you will have attended an X Ray department in a hospital of your choice for the equivalent of 1 full day (2 full days would be preferable but it is appreciated that this can be difficult) and had a satisfactorily completed clinical visit form (which can be downloaded here) signed by a supervising radiographer. We will also accept a letter from the department confirming attendance and areas visited if for any reason you are unable to obtain the clinical visit form or have visited a department already.

The visit form should be submitted by 14 March 2025. If this is completed prior to interview, please bring the form with you; alternatively, you can post it to School of Health Sciences, Bangor University, Radiography, Wrexham Technology Park, Wrexham LL13 7YP.

Prior to your interview, you are required to complete a written response to a question. Please ensure this is submitted before your interview date by following this link.

Dress appropriately for a professional setting. Smart clothing is recommended, though we want you to feel comfortable.

If you require accommodations (e.g. additional time, large print materials) or have accessibility requirements, please contact us at least 48 hours before the interview.

The interview day will begin with a presentation on the Radiography program, outlining expectations and opportunities. This presentation will also explain how the course is run, followed by an overview of the interview and site visit process.

After the presentation, you will have the chance to visit the site, where you can meet current students and staff from the course.

We use an individual interview system. Prior to your interview, you are required to complete a written response to a question. Please ensure this is submitted before your interview date by following this link. During the interview, your interviewer may ask additional questions based on the information in your application. You will also have the opportunity to ask any questions at the end of the 10-15 minute interview.

1.     Please ensure that you bring following:

• Proof of identity: Passport or driving license (original documents only)
• Proof of qualifications: GCSE Maths and Welsh/English certificates or Level 2 key skills numeracy/literacy (original documents only - photocopies not accepted)