Master of Science (MSc) in Medical Physics

Overview

The M.Sc. in Medical Physics is a two‑year postgraduate program designed to prepare students for clinical and research roles in medical physics. Initiated in 1981 in partnership with the Cancer Institute (Adyar) and BARC Mumbai, it combines rigorous coursework in radiation physics, dosimetry, imaging, biomedical instrumentation, radiation safety, and programming with hands‑on clinical practice and project‑based learning. The department equips students to serve in oncology, radiology, nuclear medicine, and research institutions, and trains them for certification as Radiation Safety Officers (ARPB). Graduates have opportunities in hospitals, cancer centres, regulatory bodies, and academic research 

Eligibility

B.Sc. in Physics / Applied Science

Must have studied Mathematics along with Physics in undergraduate

Meet the University's minimum percentage (usually ≥50–55%)

Appear for the University’s Entrance Test (M.Sc. entrance) and participate in counselling

Minimum Education