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With this major, you'll learn about the rapidly changing conditions of work within a national and global perspective and how to respond to the challenges faced by labor institutions. Labor studies will teach you to value the well-being of workers and how to support, strengthen, advocate for, and promote the development of the labor movement.
Arts, Sciences, and Technology
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The Department of Labor Studies prepares students to assume leadership roles in the workplace and in communities. The program is designed as an interdisciplinary major for college students and working adults seeking a university-level education. Online labor studies classes are offered on all nine IU campuses, and face-to-face courses are offered on various campuses.
Employment of labor relations specialists is projected to show little or no change from 2024 to 2034. Despite limited employment growth, about 5,100 openings for labor relations specialists are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Most of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in community organization and advocacy programs reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
57.8% employed
29.8% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
11.1% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now called IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average starting salary for IU School of Social Work graduates was $44,659, and the median salary was $43,680.
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in community organization and advocacy programs reported a mean starting salary of $42,831 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
The national median annual salary for labor relations specialists was $93,500 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Labor studies majors often pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
The School of Social Work Student Outreach Clinic is a student-led free clinic where social work students provide social services to patients on the near eastside of Indianapolis.
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Arts, Sciences, and Technology
The AST cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in education, music, art and design, computing, social work, informatics, liberal arts, math, public safety, science, and technology.
The law program in the School of Liberal Arts trains and prepares students for careers as paralegals in the legal profession.
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The program provides students with practical legal skills as well as a background in legal concepts so graduates will be able to obtain jobs quickly in this rapidly expanding profession. Paralegals are typically employed in law firms and are also eligible for careers in government, business, and nonprofit organizations. Those pursuing this major will gain skills in critical thinking, communicating effectively in a legal environment, and understanding legal principles.
Employment of paralegals and legal assistants is projected to show little or no change from 2024 to 2034. Despite limited employment growth, about 39,300 openings for paralegals and legal assistants are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Most of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in legal professions and studies programs reported reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
52.6% employed
25.1% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
9.5% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now called IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average starting salary for IU School of Liberal Arts graduates was $50,972, and the median salary was $49,960.
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in legal professions and studies programs reported a mean starting salary of $53,718 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
The national median salary for paralegals and legal assistants was $61,010 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Law in liberal arts majors often pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
Business
Counseling
Education
Law
Medicine
Political science
Public affairs
Social work
Quick facts
Sample coursework
Advanced legal writing
American legal history
Family law for paralegals
Introduction to law
Legal research and writing for paralegals
Litigation for paralegals
Technology and the law
Possible careers
Claims adjuster
Hearing officer*
Lawyer*
Lobbyist
Paralegal
Project coordinator
Social worker*
*These careers require additional training or education.
We believe in our power and responsibility to help others. Each year, our students, faculty, and staff work to improve neighborhoods in Indianapolis and beyond through service learning courses, community-based research and service projects, and partnerships with local organizations. Join us if you want to make a difference.
Choose among programs in over 50 countries and nearly 20 languages, including English. Both shorter and longer immersion programs are also available.
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Arts, Sciences, and Technology
The AST cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in education, music, art and design, computing, social work, informatics, liberal arts, math, public safety, science, and technology.
Coaches and collaborators, diplomats and directors, teachers and taskmasters—today’s managers motivate, develop, and move people and projects up the ladder of business success. When you pursue a management B.S.B., you learn to develop employees and manage projects to ensure business success.
Business and Leadership
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In this major, you’ll gain real-world experience in driving employee engagement, allocating resources, and improving overall business operations. At Kelley Indianapolis, you'll learn what it means to manage efficiently and effectively across industries as you tackle real challenges from real companies. You'll also study a broad range of business topics and specializations to gain a big picture understanding of the corporate world.
Employment of management analysts is projected to grow 9% from 2024 to 2034, much faster than the average for all occupations. About 98,100 openings for management analysts are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Many of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in management reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
75.2% employed
12.9% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
7.0% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average salary for Kelley School of Business graduates was $58,305, and the median salary was $60,000.
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in management reported a mean starting salary of $66,766 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
The national median annual salary for management analysts was $101,190 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Management graduates often pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
Business administration (M.B.A.)
Education
Law
Quick facts
Sample coursework
Effective negotiations
Financial management
International business environment
New venture creation
Operations management
Organizations and organizational change
Possible careers
Account manager
Customer service manager
Hotel manager
Operations manager
Public relations manager
Store manager
Where could I work?
Banks
Higher education
Real estate agencies
State of Indiana
Stock brokerage firms
Admission requirements
Admission by certification **Current IU Indianapolis students no longer have to submit an application to be admitted from University College to the Kelley School of Business Undergraduate Program. You'll be notified when the admission requirements are met. To certify into the Kelley School of Business from University College, you'll need to meet one of the sets of **admission criteria. You'll be certified as soon as you meet either set of criteria.
Certification process
Be sure to list your major as pre-business, pre-accounting, pre-finance, pre-management, pre-HR management, pre-marketing, or pre-supply chain management with your University College advisor (business of sports, international dimension and real estate co-majors may be chosen after certification).
You'll automatically be reviewed for certification each semester after the final grades post.
If you meet the eligibility requirements, the Kelley School of Business admissions team will reach out to you via your IU email account regarding your certification.
Certification must be accepted by the student for certification to be finalized.
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Business and Leadership
The BL cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in business, leadership, event management, hospitality, philanthropy, public and environmental policy, sports management, and tourism.
O’Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs
Management and Civic Leadership B.S.P.A.
Gain background knowledge in business, nonprofit organizations, public management, economics, government finance, public policy, and behavioral science to help you move seamlessly between business, nonprofit/private organizations, and government management roles. Because of the emphasis area courses, you can easily add an O’Neill certificate.
Business and Leadership
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This major gives you a background on how nonprofit organizations provide for citizens, improve communities, and strengthen the quality of life. You'll study and analyze government policies and learn the management of government and nonprofit organizations. This major also incorporates basic business foundation courses, giving you some background and flexibility for working in the for-profit world if you are interested in making that transition at some point in your career.
Employment of social and community service managers is projected to grow 6% from 2024 to 2034, faster than the average for all occupations. About 18,600 openings for social and community service managers are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Many of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in public administration programs reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
48.1% employed
38.7% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
7.0% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average salary for O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs graduates was $49,440, and the median salary was $43,000.
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in public administration programs reported a mean starting salary of $53,231 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
The national median annual salary for social and community service managers was $78,240 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
O'Neill management graduates often pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
Business administration (M.B.A.)
Health administration (M.H.A.)
Law
Public administration (M.P.A.)
Quick facts
Sample coursework
Government finance and budgets
Managing behavior in public organizations
Managing workforce diversity
Nonprofit management and leadership
Nonprofit and voluntary sector
Urban structure and policy
Possible careers
City manager
Community developer
Economic development analyst
Human resources specialist
State and federal agency manager
Where could I work?
Easter Seals Crossroads
Government agencies
Hendricks Regional Health
Nonprofit organizations
Small for-profit businesses
Admission requirements
Admission by certification
Declare an O'Neill major
Be in good academic standing, which requires the following:
Cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above
Prior term GPA of 2.0 or above
Note: If a student has completed 12 hours toward the O'Neill major, they also need a C+ average in those courses.
O’Neill’s career services office is designed to help you build your job-search skills and find full-time employment or an internship. They can also help you connect with alumni!
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Business and Leadership
The BL cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in business, leadership, event management, hospitality, philanthropy, public and environmental policy, sports management, and tourism.
As a marketing major, you’ll learn what people want, what they’ll offer up for it, and how to get them to take a desired action, like buying a product or volunteering at an event. The skills you learn with this major will allow you to help a business or organization achieve its goals.
Business and Leadership
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In this major, you'll study all activities related to the promotion, sales, and distribution of good and services from producers to consumers. You'll learn about product development, pricing policies, advertising, and researching to identify the ideal buyer(s) for your company's products or services. You'll also learn how to figure out what customers want, what their needs are, and how your company can meet that demand. Students pursuing this major will gain skills in written and oral communication, creativity, persuasion, and critical thinking.
Overall employment of advertising, promotions, and marketing managers is projected to grow 6% from 2024 to 2034, faster than the average for all occupations. About 36,400 openings for advertising, promotions, and marketing managers are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Many of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in marketing reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
73.7% employed
10.0% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
11.8% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average salary for Kelley School of Business graduates was $58,305, and the median salary was $60,000.
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in marketing reported a mean starting salary of $58,859 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
The national median annual salary for advertising, promotions, and marketing managers was $159,660 in 2024 (Occupational Outlook Handbook).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Marketing majors often pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
Business administration (MBA)
Human resource management
Industrial/labor relations
Law
Quick facts
Sample coursework
Advertising and promotion management
Buyer behavior
Economics
International marketing
Marketing management
Marketing research
Marketing strategy and policy
Sales management
Possible careers
Advertising executive*
Brand manager or specialist
Market researcher
Media specialist*
Public relations specialist
*These careers require additional education or training.
Where could I work?
Advertising firms
Corporate sales office
Gilchrist & Soames
Marketing research firms
Pharmaceutical sales
Admission requirements
Admission by certification **Current IU Indianapolis students no longer have to submit an application to be admitted from University College to the Kelley School of Business Undergraduate Program. You'll be notified when the admission requirements are met. To certify into the Kelley School of Business from University College, you'll need to meet one of the sets of **admission criteria. You'll be certified as soon as you meet either set of criteria.
Certification process
Be sure to list your major as pre-business, pre-accounting, pre-finance, pre-management, pre-HR management, pre-marketing, or pre-supply chain management with your University College advisor (business of sports, international dimension and real estate co-majors may be chosen after certification).
You'll automatically be reviewed for certification each semester after the final grades post.
If you meet the eligibility requirements, the Kelley School of Business admissions team will reach out to you via your IU email account regarding your certification.
Certification must be accepted by the student for certification to be finalized.
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Business and Leadership
The BL cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in business, leadership, event management, hospitality, philanthropy, public and environmental policy, sports management, and tourism.
Because math is such an important element of almost every branch of science, engineering, technology, and industry, you can find work almost anywhere with this degree. Students in this program can choose between four concentrations: actuarial science, applied mathematics, applied statistics, and pure mathematics.
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Mathematics is the study of quantitative relationships expressed in numbers and symbols. It focuses on mathematical concepts and theories and involves their formulation, testing, interpretations, and practical application. You’ll also gain skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, and investigative skills that will serve you well no matter which direction your career takes you.
Overall employment of mathematicians and statisticians is projected to grow 30% from 2022 to 2032, much faster than the average for all occupations. About 3,500 openings for mathematicians and statisticians are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Many of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as retirement ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in mathematics and statistics programs reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
51.7% employed
32.1% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
11.0% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now called IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average starting salary reported for graduates from the IU School of Science was $49,989, and the median salary was $44,512.
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in mathematics and statistics programs reported a mean starting salary of $78,543 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
The national median annual salary for mathematicians and statisticians was $104,860 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Mathematics graduates often choose to pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
The IU Indianapolis Center for Service and Learning has many service-oriented programs that allow you to work with and impact your community in endless ways.
Grow your skills through internships or part-time jobs. Join the School of Science Career and Internship site in Canvas for additional information and resources.
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Arts, Sciences, and Technology
The AST cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in education, music, art and design, computing, social work, informatics, liberal arts, math, public safety, science, and technology.
Students who complete this program have all of the skills and knowledge needed to pursue a career as a middle school or high school mathematics teacher.
Arts, Sciences, and Technology
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Investigative
Social
Enterprising
Students pursuing this degree complete all the classes required for a mathematics major, including applied mathematics, statistics, and pure mathematics, in addition to education courses. After passing the professional exams offered by the state, they will be fully certified to teach. Mathematics teachers are in great demand nationwide. Students earning their teaching certification in mathematics can easily find jobs almost anywhere in the country.
Employment of high school teachers is projected to decline 2% from 2024 to 2034. Despite declining employment, about 66,200 openings for high school teachers are projected each year, on average, over the decade. All of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to other occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in education (all types) reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
56.9% employed
32.9% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
4.4% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now called IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average starting salary reported for graduates from the IU School of Science was $49,989, and the median salary was $44,512.
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in education (all types) reported a mean starting salary of $45,008 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
The national median annual salary for high school teachers was $64,580 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Math teaching majors often pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
Actuarial science
Biostatistics
Computer science
Education
Higher education
Mathematics
Medicine
Quick facts
Sample coursework
Abstract algebra
American culture and teaching
Calculus 1, 2, and 3
Discrete mathematics
Elementary linear algebra
Field experience
History of elementary mathematics
Ordinary differential equations
Possible careers
Actuary
Biostatistician
Education administrator*
Guidance counselor*
Instructional coordinator
Statistician
*These careers require additional training or education.
Students interested in education tend to be a passionate bunch. We're home to a number of student organizations dedicated to different facets of teaching and education.
Study abroad is much more than a trip—it’s an intellectual and cultural adventure that will change the way you see the world, other people, and yourself.
You can add to your built-in student teaching experience through community engagement. From service projects to conferences, you get a head start on lifelong learning.
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Arts, Sciences, and Technology
The AST cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in education, music, art and design, computing, social work, informatics, liberal arts, math, public safety, science, and technology.
Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering
Media Arts and Sciences
Let your imagination guide you to opportunities in emerging industries with this major. The focus of the media arts and science program is on creativity and digital storytelling while enhancing contemporary career-building skills.
Arts, Sciences, and Technology
(AST)
Artistic
Investigative
Enterprising
Our program offers education and experience on various integrated media venues in today’s convergent society. Learn how to produce materials like websites, smartphone apps, interactive education materials, games and simulations, 3D motion graphics, and more with this degree. Students pursuing this major will develop their artistic ability, computer skills (e.g., design, coding), experience with interactive media, creativity, communication, and teamwork skills.
Employment of special effects artists and animators is projected to grow 8% from 2022 to 2032, faster than the average for all occupations. Despite limited employment growth, about 5,000 openings for special effects artists and animators are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Most of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in design & applied arts programs reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
71.5% employed
8.0% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
14.1% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average salary for Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering graduates was $58,462, and the median salary was $55,000.
The national median salary for special effects artists and animators was $99,800 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in design & applied arts programs reported a mean starting salary of $54,452 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Technological advances come rapidly in the computer field, so continued study is necessary to remain competitive. Graduate work in a data-focused program, computer science, information systems, business (M.B.A.), or ongoing education in a specific industry area would be appropriate.
Luddy Indianapolis has many student organizations, which are a great way to build your skills, network, and grow as a professional.
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Arts, Sciences, and Technology
The AST cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in education, music, art and design, computing, social work, informatics, liberal arts, math, public safety, science, and technology.
Gain a general understanding of health and medicine that can be applied to almost any career path in the health and life sciences industry, including social and economic research, medicine, dentistry, health law, medical social work, and more.
Arts, Sciences, and Technology
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Investigative
Social
Conventional
The medical humanities and health studies major prepares you to understand the broader role and determinants of health and medicine in today’s world. Humanities courses raise questions of how human beings deal with health, medical intervention, illness, and death. You'll gain insight into the social, economic, and cultural contexts of health, illness, and health care.
Employment of health education specialists is projected to grow 4% from 2024 to 2034, about as fast as the average for all occupations. About 7,900 openings for health education specialists are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Many of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in health professions education, ethics, and humanities programs (all types) reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
85.6% employed
5.1% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
7.0% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now called IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average starting salary for IU School of Liberal Arts graduates was $50,972, and the median salary was $49,960.
The national median annual salary for health education specialists was $63,000 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in health professions education, ethics, and humanities programs (all types) reported a mean starting salary of $68,536 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Medical humanities and health studies majors often pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
Dentistry
Health administration
Law
Medicine
Nursing
Occupational therapy
Pharmacy
Physical therapy
Physician assistant
Public health
Social work
Quick facts
Sample coursework
Anthropology of aging
Applied health care ethics
Health communication
Health economics
History of medicine and public health
Perspectives on health, disease, and healing
Sociology of death and dying
Possible careers
Medical scribe
Medical sales
Nurse*
Physician assistant*
Public health educator
Rehabilitation counselor*
Wellness program director
*These careers require additional training or education.
Study abroad is much more than a trip—it’s an intellectual and cultural adventure that will change the way you see the world, other people, and yourself.
We believe in our power and responsibility to help others. Each year, our students, faculty, and staff work to improve neighborhoods in Indianapolis and beyond through service learning courses, community-based research and service projects, and partnerships with local organizations. Join us if you want to make a difference.
Talk to our coaches for help in identifying your career goals and interests, as well as discussing strategies in applying for internships, part-time jobs, professional positions, and graduate school.
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Arts, Sciences, and Technology
The AST cluster is the academic home of University College students pursuing majors in education, music, art and design, computing, social work, informatics, liberal arts, math, public safety, science, and technology.
Use radiation protection principles as you determine exposure factors and position patients for various examinations with computerized equipment, such as IR, CT, and MRI scans. Students in this program must be a licensed radiographer, nuclear medicine technologist, radiation therapist, or hold an A.S. in Radiography.
Health and Life Sciences
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Realistic
Social
Investigative
**Many students earn their A.S. in Radiography at IU Indianapolis first and then continue on to the B.S. in Medical Imaging Technology program afterward. **Skills and abilities this major develops includes critical thinking and problem solving, use of technologies, knowledge of human anatomy and physiology, communication skills, and the ability to be detail oriented.
Overall employment of radiologic and MRI technologists is projected to grow 5% from 2024 to 2034, faster than the average for all occupations. About 15,400 openings for radiologic and MRI technologists are projected each year, on average, over the decade. Many of those openings are expected to result from the need to replace workers who transfer to different occupations or exit the labor force, such as to retire ( Occupational Outlook Handbook , 2025).
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in health diagnostic, intervention, and treatment programs (all types) reported the following graduation outcomes to the National Association of Colleges and Employers:
44.9% employed
41.0% enrolled in continuing education (e.g. graduate school)
6.7% seeking employment
According to the IUPUI (now called IU Indianapolis) First Destination Survey in 2024, the average starting salary reported for School of Medicine graduates was $73,457, and the median salary was $72,800.
Class of 2024 nationwide bachelor's degree graduates in health diagnostic, intervention, and treatment programs (all types) reported a mean starting salary of $65,792 (National Association of Colleges and Employers).
The national median salary for radiologic and MRI technologists was $78,980 in 2024 ( Occupational Outlook Handbook).
(This section is intended for informational purposes, not prediction of actual salary.)
Medical imaging technology students often pursue advanced degrees in the following areas:
Biological or life science
Business administration
Education
Law
Medical or health technology
Physician assistant
Psychology
Registered radiologist assistant
Quick facts
Sample coursework
Anatomy and physiology
Clinical practicum in area of specialty
CT principals and procedures
Essential radiology
Multiplanar anatomy of MIT
Possible careers
Applications specialist for equipment manufacturer
Undergraduate research experiences help you develop important problem-solving skills and experience for your future career. Gaining research experience can be particularly helpful if you’re interested in clinical laboratory science or cytotechnology.
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Health and Life Sciences
The Health and Life Sciences (HLS) cluster prepares students to pursue majors and careers in the diverse and exciting world of health care. HLS majors can explore careers in patient care, laboratory work, health care administration, and health education.
