Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Technology

Collaborative Online Degree

This 100 percent online, consortial program is taught by IU South Bend, IUPUI, IU Kokomo, and IU Northwest. This consortial model allows you to take coursework from several campuses and learn from a wide range of faculty.

This program is authorized, exempt, or not subject to state regulatory compliance and may enroll students from all 50 states.

Many online support services are available to assist you as you progress through the program.

The IU Online Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging Technology (MIT) is geared to working professionals who are already certified in a medical imaging related field. Complement your technical certification and learn to communicate effectively, think critically, and apply problem-solving skills in the healthcare environment so that you can pursue opportunities in healthcare leadership roles, healthcare education, research, and graduate school.

Admissions

Admissions requirements vary by campus.

Core Courses (30 cr.)

Imaging 1 (3 cr.)

• MIT-R 470 Advanced Diagnostic Imaging I

Imaging 2 (3 cr.)

• MIT-R 471 Advanced Diagnostic Imaging II

Multiplanar Anatomy and Pathology I (3 cr.)

• MIT-R 472 Multiplanar Anatomy and Pathology I

Multiplanar Anatomy and Pathology II (3 cr.)

• MIT-R 473 Multiplanar Anatomy and Pathology II

Topics (3 cr.)

• MIT-R 474 Advanced Topics in Medical Imaging

Research (3 cr.)

• MIT-R 475 Research and Methods in Medical Imaging

Professional Development (12 cr.)

Non-clinical students will complete one to four courses, depending on eSpecial credit considerations:

• MIT-R 402 Medical Imaging Informatics
• MIT-R 413 Introduction to Imaging Technology Leadership
• MIT-R 416 Trends in Medical Imaging Technology I
• RADI-R 418 The Teaching Technologist: Clinical Instruction

Clinical Practicum/Internship (12 cr.)

• AHLT-R 
• RADS-R

eSpecial Credit may take the place of Professional Advancement courses for students holding additional credentials. Program Directors can evaluate additional transfers should a student request permission.

• MIT-R 431 Second Certification (Professional Credential) (1-12 credits)
• RADI-R 431 Second Certification (Professional Credential) (1-12 credits)