Available in the University of Wisconsin Flexible Option format, the Biomedical Sciences Diagnostic Imaging degree gives diagnostic imaging professionals a convenient way to earn a bachelor’s degree from a respected university—and open doors to more opportunity in their career.
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Make progress by passing online courses that show you have mastered the skills necessary in healthcare related careers. Because it's online, you can study and complete coursework whenever and wherever it's convenient for you.
Work at your pace.
Take assessments whenever you are ready: before work, over lunch, after the kids’ bedtime. As soon as you pass an assessment, you can move on to the next.
Start when it's convenient.
You’re never tied to a set semester schedule. Our subscription periods begin every month, so start when it works for you.
Receive personalized support.
Every student is paired with a Success Coach for personalized mentoring and advising. Your coach works with you to create a learning plan and timeline tailored to fit your knowledge, needs, and schedule.
Leverage existing knowledge.
In the UW Flexible Option, build upon the knowledge you already have, no matter where you learned it. Our competency-based model means you study only the material you need to master.
Add a certificate in Health Care Informatics.
Graduate with employer-valued skills by taking six three-credit courses to earn the Health Care Informatics Certificate while earning your degree.
The Diagnostic Imaging program is designed for returning adult learners with several years of healthcare experience who hold active ARDMS (American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography), ARMRIT (American Registry of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists), ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists), or CCI (Cardiovascular Credentialing International) registry.
"The best part about UW Flexible Option is the ability to do my homework on my own schedule. I budget my time however I need, plan around my work schedule, and I can take a break if necessary."
— Krysti Reece, UW Flexible Option Diagnostic Imaging student