Master of Science in Physics - Medical Physics

They invite you to join our community of scientists. Here you can build your foundation in physics, engage in innovative research, create an exciting career—and discover your own questions. The M.S. program offers considerable flexibility in course selection, including those from other disciplines, allowing you to create a highly individualized program of study.Medical physics, physics oncology and nanotechnology: novel approaches in drug delivery and tumor targeting; whole-body and ex vivo fluorescence imaging; gold and magnetic nanoparticles; laser and x-ray radiation; hyperthermia; liposome delivery.Visit the Biological Research Group website for more.Classes OfferedKingston CampusDaysTime to CompletionFull-time: 2 yearsEntry TermFall

Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree preferably with a major in physics The Graduate Record Examination GRE including the advanced test in physics is recommended but not required To be accepted as a graduate degree candidate applicants should have maintained an average of approximately B 3.0-4.0 scale in their undergraduate work Applicants with undergraduate averages below this level but not less than 20 may be admitted by submitting other evidence of academic potential ie satisfactory performance in postbaccalaureate work professional experience as evidenced by publications or letters of recommendation andor high test scores.A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better in the undergraduate career that can be confirmed with official transcripts from the institution.TOEFL IBT -An overall score of 80 or above 82 for teaching assistantship consideration ANDMinimum scores in the following areas - Reading 19Writing 18Listening 17Speaking 18 the suggested minimum speaking score for a teaching assistantship is 20.If you are below the minimum in one area by two points or in two areas by one point but have an overall score of 80 or above the Dean will make a determination if you can be considered