Radiological sciences prepare students to enter into the field of medical diagnostic imaging.
Because of the rapid growth of the health care industry, a career in radiological sciences provides steady work for those interested in pursuing this field. Master's degree programs in radiological sciences provide students with the opportunity to enhance their current education and skill level and advance within their careers.
Rush University
Rush University offers a Master of Science program in radiological sciences designed for students who have been accepted into the residency programs at the university in the fields of diagnostic radiology or radiation oncology. These students may complete the curriculum in this program simultaneously while completing residency requirements.
Rush University
600 S. Paulina St.
Chicago, IL 60612
312-942-5000
rushu.rush.edu
University of Massachusetts at Lowell
The University of Massachusetts at Lowell has a Master of Science program in radiologic sciences and protection. Students can also choose to follow the professional science master's option that includes the addition of professional courses that focus on communication and management while maintaining a strong science core. Required courses include nuclear instrumentation, radiation safety and control, radiation biology and external radiation dosimetry and shielding.
University of Massachusetts at Lowell
One University Ave.
Lowell, MA 01854
978-934-4000
uml.edu
Jefferson College of Health Professions
Jefferson College of Health Professions offers a radiologic and imaging sciences program that leads to a Master of Science; this is the only program of its kind on the East Coast. Three track options are available including management, education or the PET/CT track. Students can complete this executive-style program on a full-time schedule in as little as 12 months or they can opt to complete the program on a half-time schedule in 24 months. Required courses include program management, current topics in radiologic sciences and radiologic and imaging sciences current technology.
Jefferson College of Health Professions
130 S. 8th St.
Philadelphia, PA 19107
215-503-8890
jefferson.edu
Midwestern State University
Midwestern State University has a Master of Science program in radiological sciences that is the first discipline-specific degree program of its kind in the country. The program offers three major options: radiologic administration, radiologist assistant and radiologic education. The program, delivered in a hybrid format, requires minimal on-campus attendance. Courses include contemporary trends in radiologic science, leadership for change in radiologic science, financial management in radiologic administration and legal and regulatory considerations.
Midwestern State University
3410 Taft Blvd.
Wichita Falls, TX 76308
866-575-4305
mwsu.edu
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