Saint Louis University's Master of Science in molecular imaging and therapeutics program is for students with a background in imaging or radiologic science who want to pursue a new and different area of study for educational and research purposes. This degree is a 12 to 15-month, three-semester program with a rigorous curriculum. This degree option combines a collaborative research component with individual areas of imaging and therapeutic sciences. Students in SLU's molecular imaging and therapeutics master's program choose from three concentration options: magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear medicine technology and radiation therapy. Students will: Possess the expertise and knowledge to assist in the advancement of molecular imaging science. Have expertise in multiple areas of imaging and/or radiation therapy and be ready to contribute to the growth and development of molecular imaging and therapeutics. Gain applicable comprehension of multiple molecular imaging modalities and therapies.