Master of Science in Biomedical Science - Medical Physics

University of Toledo

The graduate program in Medical Physics at The University of Toledo is nationally accredited. Prospective students must have a B.S. degree in Physics or a minor in Physics. UToledo offers a master's in Medical Physics with concentrations in: Radiation oncology physics Diagnostic imaging The UToledo Medical Physics program is recognized throughout the U.S. for providing strong, hands-on clinical experience to our students and residents. These experiences allow our students to secure required residencies at rates far higher than the national average, and our residents to secure full-time positions. 100% of our students land residencies, compared to the national average of just 50%. UToledo also offers its own accredited residency program, giving us the ability to offer the full spectrum of training to our graduate students. Our graduates experience firsthand one of most progressive radiation oncology departments in the nation at The University of Toledo Medical Center. The Medical Physics master's degree is administered through the UToledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences on UToledo's Health Science Campus. The doctorate degree - a Ph.D. in Physics with a specialization in Medical Physics - is offered on UToledo's Main Campus through the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics' Department of Physics and Astronomy.

College of Medicine and Life Sciences