Bioimaging Program Curriculum

The Masters Program in Bioimaging consists of a total of 36 credit hours. Program can be completed in one calendar year (September through August). However, accommodations will be made for part-time students.

Full-Time students can complete degree requirements for the MA in Bioimaging within 12 months (September - August). Part-Time students can complete the program at their own pace, but within 5 years of the start date of their program.

Required Courses*
Bioimaging Foundations      4 Cr
Magnetic Resonance: Principles, Methods and Applications   4 Cr
Anatomy for Forensic Scientists    2 Cr
Bioimaging Theory & Image Processing    4 Cr
Methods of Functional Imaging of the Brain     2 Cr
Bioimaging Practicum      4 Cr
Radiation Protection, Safety, and Ethics    2 Cr
Special Topics in Bioimaging     2 Cr
Experimental Design and Statistics    2 Cr
Professional Development     2 Cr
Thesis Research I      2 Cr
Thesis Research II     2 Cr
Thesis Research III & IV   4 Cr (Summer I, II)

*most courses are offered in the late afternoon and early evening

Elective Courses (one of the following)
Neuroanatomic Basis of Neurologic Disease  2 Cr
Neurobiology of the Visual System   2 Cr
Neurobiology of Autism    2 Cr
Neuroanatomy of the Head and Neck   2 Cr