Master of Science in Imaging Science

Course Overview As digital image use continues to expand there is an increasing demand to fill dynamic imaging science careers. RIT’s imaging science MS provides the training and research opportunities needed to excel in industries like computer vision, astronomical imaging, satellite-based imaging systems and applications, virtual and augmented reality, and the use of UAVs (drones) in precision agriculture. Key Program Highlights Master’s in Imaging Science at RIT: On-Campus or Online Housed within the Chester F Carlson Center for Imaging Science , RIT’s master's in imaging science is geared toward advancing and broadening the skills of professionals working and researching in the many industries where various imaging modalities are used to research and solve problems in engineering and science This emerging field integrates engineering, math, physics, computer science, and psychology to understand and develop imaging systems and technology Students choose two courses from a variety of tracks such as: digital image processing, computer vision, electro-optical imaging systems, remote sensing, color imaging, optics, hard copy materials and processes, and nanoimaging Tracks may be created for students interested in pursuing additional fields of study