20 Imaging Science Degree Programs

The Radiologic Imaging Technology program, known as BRIT, prepares students to become skilled radiologic technologists. It offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers essential imaging techniques, r...

The Advanced Neuroimaging MRes is designed to give students a solid foundation in the principles and practical applications of neuroimaging techniques. The program covers a range of topics, including brain structure and function, data analysis, and t…

Graphic Communications encompasses the techniques of setting a mood and conveying information to the viewer using a variety of printing techniques, multimedia, and the Internet. Some degree programs and certificates include classes offered by other departments at Palomar College including Art, Business, Computer Science, Library Technology, and Media Studies to provide the student a broad-based, interdisciplinary range of skills. There are three areas of specialization available to the student: Imaging and Publishing More than ink on paper, print media requires effective and efficient layout techniques and skillful shop and project management to provide a cost-effective product. Web Design The explosive growth of the Internet continues with rapid developments in the World Wide Web. The GC department provides in-depth instruction in leading-edge software tools and techniques including site layout, database design, copyright and accessibility considerations, and portfolio development. Motion Graphics, Multimedia and Digital Video The field of motion graphics is becoming more important in advertising, visual effects, online marketing, educational short subjects, and HD video production.

The program is designed to support radiographers who want to develop their skills in image interpretation and reporting. It concentrates on teaching students how to analyze a wide range of medical ima...

Computed Tomography or CT procedures play an essential role in diagnosing diseases and injuries. A CT scanner uses radiation to produce images of the inside of the human body when a patient lies inside the CT machine, shaped like a doughnut, x-radiation assists with creating sectional images that physicians ultimately use to diagnose medical problems.