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 choose to study one of the following (which is different from their original modality): magnetic resonance imaging, nuclear medicine technology or radiation therapy. The program includes a required master's seminar course each semester along with didactic specific courses and clinicals. The master's seminar courses build from the fundamentals of research and include clinical research design and research history with an advanced scholarly component designed to enhance the content of other courses in their chosen area of study.