Bachelor of Science - Radiologic Sciences (Accelerated)

As vital members of the diagnostic health care team, radiologic technologists use sophisticated medical imaging technology and examination practices to detect a range of injuries and illnesses, ensuring accurate patient diagnoses and treatments.

As a radiographer, or radiologic technologist, students will provide physicians and other caregivers with a literal window into a patient’s health, revealing everything from common bone fractures and pneumonia to the presence of COPD and various cancers. they will leverage practical knowledge of radiology and radiation safety, as well as physics, anatomy and pathology. Through a combination of classroom, lab and clinical experiences, Quinnipiac University program builds this knowledge as we teach students to become efficient and qualified entry-level technologists.

Quinnipiac University program, accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology, blends a classroom and lab approach. This enables students to apply their developing knowledge and skills to the care of real patients in clinical settings under the supervision of qualified technologists.