Radiation Biology - Suffolk University

Radiation Biology from Suffolk University is a Campus Bachelor Biology degree that prepares you for a Science career. The Radiation Biology Program Are you interested in working in the medical profession? Do you want practical, hands-on experience in a hospital setting while pursuing your degree? Our Radiation Biology major is designed for those students whose interests are more inclined towards biology and the health sciences and radiation therapy. At the end of the sophomore year, students majoring in radiation biology have the option of applying to the Clinical Radiation Therapy Track. Students who apply and are accepted into the "Clinical Radiation Therapy Track" will receive clinical training at three of the country's finest hospitals, Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), Brigham & Women's hospital and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute! Please note that admission to the clinical radiation therapy track requires a separate admission process and admission decision will be made by the Medical Science's Committee. Because our curriculum is so well rounded, those students who do not get accepted to the clinical radiation therapy track or who choose not to apply may also have a variety of career choices upon graduation. Career choices may include medical research and or medical physics. Graduates of the program may also choose to apply to Physician Assistant School, or graduate schools such as, medical, Dental, Veterinary, Osteopathy, or Chiropractic. The options for students with this degree are seemingly endless. View more details on Suffolk University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Biology courses.