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Master of Medical Physics
University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
About this program
The Master of Medical Physics at the University of Sydney provides specialist postgraduate training in radiation physics, artificial intelligence, dosimetry, imaging, radiobiology and radiation protection for medical conditions including cancer, setting graduates on the path to becoming a clinical medical physicist. Students complete core units in radiotherapy physics, medical imaging physics and nuclear medicine physics, finishing with a final-year research project.
Sydney's School of Physics is the country's leading physics department, with access to supercomputers and modern laboratories. Graduates work as trainee medical physicists in hospital departments, dosimetry laboratories, radiation protection agencies and health-related government departments.
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Admissions
Admission to this course requires: a bachelor's degree in Science or Engineering with a minimum credit average and a major in physics or equivalent; or completion of the requirements for the Graduate Diploma in Medical Physics with a credit average or better.
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