Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences - Medical Physics (Radiation Oncology Physics)

This program is designed for candidates with Ph.D, M.S., or B.S. degree in Physics, engineering or a related field. Candidates
holding a Ph.D. degree desirous of receiving clinical training in Radiation Oncology Physics should consider this program. Minimum degree eligibility criteria for admission is a Bachelor of Science in medical physics, physics, or a related field. Those candidates who have degrees in fields other than physics, should have equivalent to a minor in physics.

A total of 52 credit hours will be needed to complete this degree program. Candidates with a Bachelor's degree will be required to do a thesis at the end of their course work in addition to clinical clerkship which provides them with practical training. Candidates with a master's or higher level degrees will not be required but will have the option to do a thesis, however, they are required to do a scholarly project in their 2nd year. All candidates admitted to this program must pay tuition to UToledo, and for detailed information on tuition and scholarship availability contact the UToledo College of Graduate Studies. During this two years program, the emphasis is on didactic course work for the first year and on the clinical aspects of medical physics on the second year. The outline of the courses that must be taken by the candidates who meet these criteria are listed below.

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