Master of Science in Radiological Sciences and Protection, Medical Physics Option

The MS in Radiological Sciences and Protection, Medical Physics Option requires 34 hours of didactic courses (including 3 graduate credits in Anatomy), 2 hours of clinical training (counting as laboratory courses), and a thesis of publishable quality that includes a minimum of 6 hours of thesis research. Elective courses may be taken to meet particular educational needs, especially for the student’s research.

Degree pathways:

• Fall 2024 and beyond
• Spring 2024 and prior