Radiography

Radiographers investigate why people are ill and help to treat cancer.

You can earn the degree of Associate of Applied Science in Health Sciences from Saint Peter’s University through this collaborative program between Saint Peter’s University and the Englewood Hospital School of Radiography.

This degree begins with one year of study at Saint Peter’s University followed by two years of study, including summers, at Englewood Hospital School of Radiography.

You are awarded the A.A.S. degree from Saint Peter’s University upon documented evidence of successfully completing the Englewood Hospital School of Radiography program, but prior to taking the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists exam.

Choose Saint Peter’s University for Radiography to begin your education with a strong foundation in the sciences before completing professional clinical training through a collaborative healthcare program. You’ll combine classroom learning with practical clinical experiences that prepare you to use advanced medical imaging technologies in patient care. Supported by experienced faculty, personalized advising, and the University’s Jesuit values of compassion, ethics, and service, you’ll graduate ready for rewarding careers in diagnostic imaging and healthcare.