The Master of Medical Physics at the University of Western Australia is designed for science graduates seeking to apply advanced physics principles and engineering techniques within the clinical environment for the diagnosis and treatment of human diseases. You will explore the fundamental concepts and cutting-edge technologies in medical imaging physics, radiation biology, radiotherapy physics, and radiation protection. This postgraduate program is ideal for those who are passionate about leveraging their analytical skills to make a tangible impact on healthcare through innovative physics applications and research.
This intensive, full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over two years. Your learning journey will involve core units covering essential medical physics domains, complemented by optional units in areas such as computational modelling, machine learning, or biostatistics, allowing you to tailor your expertise. You will engage in a significant medical physics dissertation, undertaking in-depth research under expert supervision. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for professional roles in medical physics departments, radiation oncology, diagnostic imaging, and medical research institutions.