Check out the School of Radiologic Sciences’ full degree and program listings.
An Associate of Applied Science in Radiography is the starting point for a career as a radiologic technologist or radiographer. After completing this program, you can take the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam.
Our four bachelor’s degree programs prepare students for careers in specialized radiologic sciences fields such as nuclear medicine, radiation therapy, advanced radiologic sciences and diagnostic medical sonography.
Radiologic technologists with a bachelor's degree can shift into the educational and research arena through our Master of Science in Radiologic Sciences (MSRS) program.
Our Independent Study Program is available for two types of eligible students.
We offer certificate programs in cardiology, radiography, mammography, computed tomography (CT), and an introductory limited practical technologist (LPT) program.
Our school partners with clinical sites in Arizona to provide working individuals a path to certification as a Practical Technologist in Radiography (PTR) in Arizona.
