📝 Admission Inputs

To join a Medical Physics program, students typically need:

• Academic Background:
  • Bachelor’s degree in one of the following: Physics, Applied Physics, Medical Physics, Biomedical Engineering, Radiation Biology, Diagnostic Radiology, or related fields
  • Strong foundation in calculus, statistics, and basic physics principles
• Medical Fitness:

• Some programs may require health clearance due to clinical training components

 

🎓 Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the Medical Physics Department are expected to demonstrate:

📚 Knowledge

• Mastery of radiation physics, dosimetry, radiation biology, and medical imaging
• Understanding of safety protocols, shielding requirements, and radiation protection standards
• Familiarity with clinical imaging systems, therapeutic interventions, and oncology physics

🛠️ Skills

• Operate and maintain medical devices such as linear accelerators, MRI, and CT scanners
• Analyze and interpret data using statistical methods and research tools
• Communicate effectively with healthcare professionals and academic institutions
• Apply IT technologies like PACS systems and data management tools

💡 Values

• Uphold ethical standards and patient confidentiality
• Demonstrate compassion and professionalism in clinical settings
• Comply with health and safety regulations for self and others