Medical Physics

About this course

Medical physics is the application of the principles and methods of physics to medicine, primarily in the context of diagnostic imaging, radiation therapy and the design and quality assurance of medical equipment. Medical physicists work in hospitals and research institutions alongside radiologists, oncologists and other clinical specialists, providing the scientific expertise that makes advanced medical technologies safe and effective. The field encompasses the physics of X-ray imaging, MRI, nuclear medicine, ultrasound and radiotherapy, as well as broader applications in healthcare technology development and regulation. At University College London this four-year MSci programme offers an additional year beyond the standard BSc, allowing you to extend your knowledge through advanced modules in a research-active environment. UCL is one of the UK's leading research universities and its p

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