The BSc Physics with Medical Applications at Queen's University Belfast is designed for students eager to explore the fundamental principles of physics and apply them to the forefront of modern medicine. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of experimental, theoretical, and computational physics, complemented by applied mathematics. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those who wish to bridge the gap between the physical sciences and healthcare, preparing you for a career where scientific innovation directly impacts patient well-being. You will develop a strong foundation in core physics disciplines while gaining expertise in vital medical technologies.
This full-time, on-campus degree is studied over three years, with a curriculum that progresses from core physics concepts in Stage 1 to advanced laboratory work in Stage 2, honing your experimental and analytical skills. In Stage 3, you will undertake a significant project using state-of-the-art equipment, potentially focusing on areas like MRI and ultrasound imaging, lasers, or nanomaterials. You will graduate with a deep understanding of physics and its medical applications, equipped for postgraduate study or careers in medical physics, medical imaging, or research and development within the healthcare technology sector.