Master of Science inRadiological Medical Physics
Radiological medical physics is an applied branch of physics concerned with the application of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation to the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Professionals in this area are involved with clinical service, consultation, teaching and research.
One major service is the planning of radiation treatments for cancer patients. Such treatments use external radiation beams or internal radioactive sources and optimize the tumor-to-healthy tissue dose ratio. An indispensable service is the accurate measurement of radiation output from sources employed in cancer therapy. Other important functions include the investigation of equipment performance, organization of quality control practices, design of radiation installations and control of medical radiation hazards. Such individuals often find their primary responsibilities in radiation therapy, nuclear medicine or diagnostic imaging areas. How to Apply:To apply for graduate admissions to our program the
ApplyYourself Application will need to be completed via the web at
https://www.iris.uky.edu/AdmissionsAppA/login.aspx. Note: You will not be able to submit your
application until all required information has been provided and your
application fee has been paid. The following items are required for application:
For the initial application, all transcripts and test
scores will be unofficial, self-reported versions. Once a student has been
accepted into the program official transcripts, GRE scores, TOEFL or IELTS
scores will be required. Application Deadlines
The official deadline for applications is April 30th.
However, we strongly recommend applications be submitted by January 31st
to ensure full consideration for admission. We typically complete our
selection process well before the April 30th deadline. Any
applications received after the selection process is complete will not be
considered for admission. Campus Visits are required.
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Program DetailsPrerequisites
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