Undergraduate programs
Nuclear Medicine Technology
Undergrad majorJoin the field of precision medicine with a degree in nuclear medicine technology. UW-La Crosse's program offers a full year of clinical internship experience.
Radiologic Science
Undergrad majorUse the latest technological equipment to examine body organs and tissues, diagnose disease or treat patients with a degree in the field of Radiologic Science.
Areas of study
Radiation Therapy emphasis
Combine high-precision treatment and empathetic support to help cancer patients.
Undergrad major In-depth detailsfor Radiation Therapy Learn more for Radiation TherapyRadiologic Technology emphasis
Radiologic Technicians use these techniques to diagnose diseases like cancer, detect broken bones or find foreign objects in the body.
Undergrad major In-depth detailsfor Radiologic Technology Learn more for Radiologic TechnologyDiagnostic Medical Sonography-General/Vascular Diagnostic Medical Sonography with General/Vascular emphasis
Sonographers use ultrasound, or high-frequency sound waves, to identify and diagnose diseases in body organs and tissues.
Undergrad major In-depth detailsfor Diagnostic Medical Sonography-General/Vascular Learn more for Diagnostic Medical Sonography-General/VascularDiagnostic Medical Sonography-Echocardiography Diagnostic Medical Sonography with Echocardiography emphasis
On the Echocardiography/Vascular track, you’ll learn to use ultrasound imaging to help diagnose heart problems.
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Graduate programs
Medical Dosimetry
Graduate degreeOur program’s distance format and national internships bring diverse, multi-institutional experiences into a collaborative learning environment.
Occupational Therapy
Graduate degreeWhether it’s strumming a guitar or bending down to feed a beloved pet, occupational therapists help people continue doing the activities that matter most.
Physician Assistant Studies
Graduate degreeUWL collaborates with three local medical facilities to provide an accredited two year Physician Assistant (PA) program.
Physical Therapy
Doctoral degreePhysical therapists are licensed experts in human movement, helping individuals overcome disease, injury, or disability to achieve their goals.
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