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University of Western Australia

The Master of Medical Physics is intended to give physical scientists the relevant knowledge and appropriate problem solving skills suitable for entry into an accredited medical physics training program in radiation oncology, nuclear medicine or radiology. The research component of this program focuses on an appropriate medical physics topic and is examined by thesis, making up 70% of the course. The remaining 30% of the course comprises coursework units that will provide students with relevant background knowledge in topics such as human biology, radiation biology, medical imaging and radiotherapy. The Master of Medical Physics is a two-year course offering a pathway into this fulfilling and expanding field.
Good knowledge of biology.
International students must have a bachelor's degree, or equivalent, in a relevant discipline (where required), completed to a sufficiently high standard.
After pursuing this degree from University of Western Australia, Students may be eligible to apply for the Attraction Scholarship in Radiation Oncology Medical Physics.
This course is designed for professionals interested in further study who are seeking to familiarize themselves with recent developments in the field or to enhance their intellectual and research skills. This course will prepare students for work in the following areas: Tertiary Public Hospitals e.g. Medical Physicist, Private Sector e.g. Radiation Physicist, Research e.g. Tertiary education institutions or private scientific companies, Education e.g. Radiation Safety Officer , Medical Physicist.
$30980, per year.
2 years