Allied Sciences professionals play a key role in the health care team. Allied health roles like radiographers, lab technicians, and respiratory therapists are essential to healthcare systems. The demand in these professions is steadily rising with aging populations and advancements in medical technology.
If you’re interested in working in a profession that combines science, practical skills, and patient support, a degree in allied sciences is for you. Once you are part of the NDSU Allied Sciences programs, we'll help you develop the knowledge, skills and professional traits needed to succeed in your chosen allied sciences program.
- Medical Laboratory Science (MLS)
- Radiologic Sciences (RS) with three unique specializations
- Radiography
- Echocardiography
- Diagnostic medical sonography
- Respiratory Care (RC)
NDSU Allied Sciences and affiliated hospital programs offer an accredited program with a well-defined curriculum. We help you learn how to think critically and independently, guided by professional values, compassion and ethics to become a leader in your field.
Take the first steps to your future career
Meet with an Allied Sciences academic advisor to explore career options. Once you have declared your Allied Sciences major, you schedule a meeting with the Allied Sciences academic advisor to create a plan of study to successfully complete your degree.