Education and funding

Improved Pricing for AI Certificate Program

Access to high-quality AI education is now more affordable with updated pricing for the RSNA Imaging AI Certificate Program, built with real-world radiology budgets in mind.

Developed by radiologists for radiologists, the program offers on-demand, radiology-focused training to help imaging professionals confidently evaluate, implement and use AI in clinical practice. Choose from four focused certificate courses and start building practical AI skills for today’s imaging environment. Learn more and enroll today!

Advance Your Academic Radiology Career

Application Deadline: July 15

Applications are closing soon for three RSNA programs designed to foster interest in academic radiology and provide specialized training for researchers at every career stage. Participants will gain hands-on experience and connect with established clinical radiology researchers who can serve as mentors and future collaborators.

Introduction to Academic Radiology (ITAR)
Geared towards PGY3 residents, this preparatory program focuses on the importance of research in diagnostic radiology and the excitement of academic careers in radiology.

A $1,000 award will be given to the participants' departments to offset expenses.

Learn more about ITAR and apply.

Introduction to Academic Radiology for Scientists (ITARSc)
Postdoctoral fellows and early-stage researchers in imaging sciences and biomedical engineering who received their degrees within the past six years are invited to apply for this expansion of the ITAR program.

The program consists of a combination of dedicated programming for ITARSc participants and shared sessions with participants of the ITAR program. Selected participants will receive a $1,000 stipend to offset travel and hotel costs, along with complimentary RSNA annual meeting registration.

Learn more about ITARSc and apply.

Introduction to Academic Radiology for Junior Faculty (ITARJF)
Faculty members who have been out of training for no more than five years and who are interested in becoming involved in radiology research either as a principal investigator (PI), co-PI or collaborator are invited to apply for this opportunity. Participants must be active members of RSNA and shouldn’t be a current or former PI on external grant awards.

The ITARJF program consists of a combination of pre-recorded sessions and live content. Some sessions will include participants of the ITAR program. Participants will receive a $400 stipend to offset travel and hotel costs.

Learn more about ITARJF and apply.

Advance Your Grant Writing Skills

RSNA headquarters
Oak Brook, IL
Application Deadline: July 15

Applications are open for the Advanced Course in Grant Writing (AGW). This hands-on experience guides participants through the preparation and submission process of applying for a grant from the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation or equivalent funding institution.

AGW includes four 1½-day sessions:

• Session I – Sept. 10–11 (in-person)
• Session II – Nov. 5–6 (virtual)
• Session III – Feb. 11–12, 2027 (virtual)
• Session IV – Apr. 22–23, 2027 (in-person)

Accepted participants are responsible for travel expenses for each in-person session. There are no course fees.

Learn more and apply.