About this program
Master of Science in Medical Physics
Become a leader in the emerging field of Medical Physics, fusing your expertise in physics with improved medical care. This is a dynamic profession that applies the concepts of physics to the diagnosis and treatment of human disease, with career paths that include academic, research and clinical settings. With an advanced degree in Medical Physics, you will be empowered to contribute cutting-edge medical care, whether in China or diverse international spheres.
Admission requirements
1. B.S. in Physics. The undergraduate coursework, in addition to basic and upper-level physics courses should include the following:
Chemistry: 1 semester/course
Biology: 1 semester/course
Electronics: 1 semester/course
Computer science/programming: 1 semester/course
OR
2. Bachelor’s degree in natural sciences, mathematics, or engineering with the following minimum college-level coursework (possibly met if the student has a minor in physics):
Mathematics: 2 semesters/courses of calculus
Physics: 2 semester/courses of general calculus-based physics + 3 semesters/courses of upper-level physics selected from courses including modern physics (preferred), electricity and magnetism, quantum mechanics, atomic structure, statistical mechanics, and mechanics.
Chemistry: 1 semester/course Biology: 1 semester/course
Electronics: 1 semester/course Computer science/programming: 1 semester/course .
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Learn moreQualification
Graduates receive a Master of Science degree in Medical Physics from Duke University in Durham, NC USA.
About this institute
Duke Kunshan University
Duke Kunshan is a world-class liberal arts university based in Kunshan, China, that offers a range of high quality, innovative academic programs for students from around the world. It was established in September 2013 as a U.S.-China partnership between Duke...
