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  • Global variations exist in postgraduate training for computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
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  • Teaching standards and methods impact radiographers' confidence and competencies.

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  • To explore radiographers' self-perceived competencies in CT and MRI.
  • To assess skill development before, during, and after postgraduate study.
  • To understand the impact of postgraduate education on clinical practice.

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  • 53 students reported initial weaknesses in technical knowledge and anatomy.
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  • Students reported favorable changes in departmental practices and continuing professional development (CPD).
  • Challenges included employer-provided study time limitations and work-life balance.

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  • Postgraduate education offers significant value to radiographers and their departments.
  • Courses enhance skills transferable to clinical practice, improving service delivery.
  • Postgraduate programs positively impact self-perceived competency in CT and MRI practice.