MS in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Program

Go Further in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences

Our 30-credit, all-online master’s program is specifically designed for any registered technologist who holds a bachelor’s degree. Within the program, you can choose between two nine-credit tracks—Teaching and Learning Leadership or Administrative Leadership—and you can take your courses in any order that fits your schedule. Because this is the only program of its kind in the northeast U.S., your degree will give you a distinct advantage in the next stages of your career. Upon graduation, you will be well positioned to ascend to higher roles in research, leadership, or education within radiologic and imaging sciences. The program starts in fall, spring, and summer.

Your 30-Credit Journey

Because our all-online program has no prerequisites, you can customize your schedule by enrolling in any course in any order.

Thematically, your coursework will be grouped into three areas:

Core (15 credits)—These courses cover diversity, cultural competencies, leadership, communication, research practices, professional trends, and a practicum.
Research (6 credits)—These courses cover applied research methodologies.
Concentration (9 credits)—These courses cover your chosen area of concentration, either Teaching and Learning Leadership or Administrative Leadership.

MCPHS Community Voices

The lived experiences of MCPHS students, partners, and faculty tell an eloquent story. They illustrate just how our student-centered, teaching-first approach keeps us in the top tier of the country’s “most transformative colleges.” (Money magazine 2020).

Leah Bendrick

"While searching for options to build upon my associate degree, I found the MCPHS Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Bridge Program. It offers a unique opportunity to advance to a master’s degree without the need for a prior bachelor's degree. Its fully online and asynchronous format allows me to balance full-time work, parenting, and returning to school. The faculty has played a crucial role in making my return to education a smooth transition."

MCPHS is a Strategic Hub for Imaging Sciences

Your professors—and your classmates—are dedicated to achieving evidence-based breakthroughs that improve patient outcomes.

MCPHS Collaborates on New Lung Ultrasound Technology

Jeffrey Hill, BS, ACS, FASE, MCPHS Assistant Professor of Diagnostic Medical Sonography is working with an international team of engineers and doctors to develop robotic imaging with support from the National Institutes of Health.

#1 university in the U.S. for earning power

The Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College
rankings for 2018 put MCPHS graduates on top.

MCPHS: A healthcare think tank

Earning an advanced degree at a university dedicated to the advancement of healthcare means that you are in the company of peers who share your commitment to making a healthier world.

MCPHS STUDENTS SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES

MCPHS Professor Helps Restructure Nationwide Curriculum

After creating a cutting-edge nuclear medicine technology curriculum for MCPHS, faculty member David Gilmore, EdD, CNMT, NCT, RT(R)(N), FSNMMI-TS worked with a nation-wide team to implement the MCPHS innovations throughout the country.

READ ABOUT THE INNOVATIONS

Other MCPHS Graduate Programs in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences

At MCPHS, we also offer an online graduate program for any registered technologist who holds an associate’s degree.

AS to MS in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences (online)

A 51-credit program offered entirely online.

Details

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Master of Science in Radiologic and Imaging Sciences (MS)