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Radiologic Science program

Undergrad major

Launch your healthcare career in Radiologic Science.

You’ll see patients daily and use the latest technological equipment to examine body organs and tissues, diagnose disease or treat patients. 

UWL offers four different undergraduate major options within Radiologic Science, all nationally-accredited. Students have the flexibility to choose an area of emphasis that suits their interest. All tracks are typically completed within four years.

Careers in Radiologic Science

Studying Radiologic Sciences will allow you to help people through major life events. Depending on the track you choose, you could provide an ultrasound to a pregnant mother, give x-rays to help doctors heal a broken bone, or provide radiation therapy treatment to people battling cancer.

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What is Radiologic Science?

Radiologic Science is a broad term incorporating various professions that use technologies such as ultrasound, CTs and MRIs to diagnose or treat patients. These professions require the ability to acquire technical skills and understanding while also developing excellent communication abilities to work with patients and healthcare team members from diverse backgrounds.

What distinguishes UWL's Radiologic Science programs?

Flexibility to find your fit

Much of the core coursework in the Radiologic Sciences is the same across all four programs, so you don’t need to know your path on day one. Also, the strength of your core course training and earning a bachelor’s degree will provide you the opportunity to continue to advance in your career as you grow within your profession.

Nationally-accredited programs

Radiologic Science programs are nationally-accredited. This vote of quality comes from external organizations and signals to employers that they can trust you have learned specific competencies. 

Student involvement opportunities

Students have opportunities for involvement on campus through the Radiation Therapy Club & Lambda Nu Honor Society- Alpha Chapter. They can also join state and national professional organizations such as Radiation Therapists of Wisconsin-RTOW and The American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT).   

Hands-on, innovative approach to education

Students learn through real-life scenarios that aim to teach patient safety and critical thinking. Experience with these situations helps student to think on their feet when they have similar experiences in clinical internships and their future career.

Quality clinical experiences

Programs offer hands-on experiences with clinical rotations at reputable, regional healthcare centers including UW Health, Gundersen Health System and Mayo Clinic Health System.

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