Embark on a rewarding academic journey with the Radiation Science (B.S.) at Suffolk University, a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for students passionate about the intersection of biology, physics, and healthcare. This program equips you with a strong foundation in radiation physics, radiation biology, and the principles of cancer care, preparing you for critical roles in a field vital to modern medicine and research. You will develop a deep understanding of how radiation interacts with biological systems, enabling you to contribute to advancements in diagnostics and therapeutics.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelors Degree is studied over four years, integrating core requirements in anatomy and physiology, mathematics, and biostatistics with specialised radiation science courses. You will gain practical laboratory skills and explore subjects like dosimetry and clinical radiation, with opportunities for electives in related fields such as organic chemistry or bioethics. Graduates will be well-prepared for diverse career pathways in healthcare, medical research, or as a foundation for further study in radiation therapy or related medical professions.