Radiologic Science, B.S. UG

Program Details

Program Overview

Radiographers operate x-ray equipment to create images of tissues, bones, organs, and blood vessels within the human body. The images created by the radiographer are then interpreted and a diagnosis is made by a radiologist, a physician who specializes in interpreting and diagnosing radiographic images.

Clinical courses, begin in the first semester, complement classroom learning, and help students prepare for entry-level practice. Clinical experience includes rotations in community hospitals, medical centers, and healthcare facilities, allowing students to develop clinical skills in a wide variety of healthcare settings that meet the needs of diverse populations.

In addition to classroom and/or online instruction, your track may benefit from our on-campus energized x-ray lab that includes a state-of-the-art imaging system and quality assurance testing equipment.

Program options for the Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Science degree (for ARRT-certified radiographers or equivalent only):

• General Track
• Post-Primary Certification Tracks (also available as Certificate programs)
  • Vascular Interventional (VI)
  • Computed Tomography (CT)
  • Magnetic Resonance (MR)

Clinical education courses require approved clinical affiliate rotations.

Career Paths

Graduates who complete the General track may assume roles in supervision and management. Post-primary radiologic science practitioners, supervisors, and managers are in demand throughout the radiologic science profession.

Tuition & Fees