Radiologic Sciences
Applications are currently closed and will be open in October 2024.
The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences is offered through the California State University, Northridge (CSUN) Department of Health Sciences, part of the College of Health and Human Development, as a Bachelor Degree. Graduates of the CSUN RT Program receive a diverse educational background as well as greater opportunities for advancement and mobility within the profession of Radiologic Sciences. In addition to proficiency in general Medical Imaging, RS Program graduates are educated in a variety of specialized imaging procedures, including Computed Tomography, Cardiovascular Imaging and Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
The CSUN RS Program has received the maximum accreditation (8 years) by the Joint Review Committee of Education in Radiologic Technology -- November, 2018. Accreditation information can be found at www.JRCERT.org. The BSRS program is also approved by the California Department of Health - Radiologic Health Branch.
Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences
The Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Sciences is offered through the CSUN Department of Health Sciences, part of the College of Health and Human Development.
Certificate Programs in Radiologic Sciences
If you are a currently licensed RT, the Department of Health Sciences, Radiologic Sciences Program may offer more details.
- BSRS Information Packet (PDF)
- BSRS Brochure (PDF)
- Technical Standards (PDF)
- Transfer Students
- Radiation Safety Manual
- Alumni Chapter
Accreditation
- Outcome Assessment Plan (PDF)
- Effectiveness Data Collected (PDF)
- BSRS Program Mission Goals and SLOs (DOCX)
Note As of 2018: Due to CSUN’s impaction status, we are not allowed to consider students who have already obtained a Bachelor’s degree or higher. Please go to www.jrcert.org to find alternative accredited RS programs in California.