Bachelor Completion in Imaging Technology (Radiography)
Curriculum
Our program meets the demands of the changing healthcare landscape and prepares our graduates to become future healthcare leaders.
Twenty-three credit hours total must be completed for residency requirements.

19 Credit Hours // 15-Week Duration Per Course
Core Courses
- IMT 304 // Strategic Communication // 4 Credit Hours
- IMT 307 // Global Impact of Radiant Energy and the Environment // 5 Credit Hours
- IMT 420 // Teamwork Collaboration in Healthcare // 4 Credit Hours
- IMT 430 // Strategic Leadership (Capstone Project) // 6 Credit Hours
Note: Core Courses must be taken one per semester and in sequence.
4 Credit Hours // 7.5-Week Course Duration
Elective Courses
Electives developed for bachelor’s completion curriculum developed through an imaging-focused lens and can include:
- IMT 301 // Health Care Systems // 4 Credit Hours
- IMT 302 // Health Care Delivery // 4 Credit Hours
- IMT 418 // Budget and Financial Stability of Healthcare Organizations // 4 Credit Hours
It's Time to Supercharge Your Career
Completing your BS is a strategic move that can significantly impact your career trajectory. With enhanced career opportunities, valuable networking, and a stepping stone to advanced degrees, there’s no better time to take charge of your professional growth.
Enhances Career Opportunities
Earning your BS opens doors to a myriad of career opportunities. Your BS can pave the way for positions in healthcare administration, sales, education, and research, broadening your professional horizons.
Improved Understanding + Competency
Completing your BS equips you to navigate the complexities of the healthcare area more professionally and competently. This increased competency makes you more valuable to employers and enhances your ability to provide optimal patient care.
Networking + Collaboration
Earning a BS exposes you to a diverse network of faculty, fellow students, and industry professionals, helping you build meaningful connections that can boost your career.
Pathway to Further Education
Completing your BS can serve as a stepping stone to more advanced degrees, such as a master’s or even a doctorate. These higher-level degrees can further enhance your career, leading to healthcare administration, research, or academia roles.
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1 Medical and Health Services Managers : Occupational Outlook Handbook : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2022, October 25). Retrieved at https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/medical-and-health-services-managers.htm.
2 Based on transcript review