M.Sc. Medical Physics
This Course Structure is Curated as per the NEP-2020 Guidelines
Course Overview
The M.Sc. Medical Physics program at Malla Reddy Vishwavidyapeeth, Hyderabad, is designed to provide advanced knowledge and specialized training in the application of physics concepts to medicine, focusing on medical imaging, radiation therapy, and diagnostic techniques.
This program focuses on equipping students with the theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills from 1st semester itself. The curriculum covers core topics including radiation physics, radiology, medical imaging systems (X-ray, MRI, CT), radiation safety, dosimetry, nuclear medicine, and the use of advanced technologies in patient diagnosis and treatment. Students gain hands-on experience in medical physics laboratories and clinical settings, learning to operate imaging and radiation therapy equipment while ensuring patient safety and optimal use of medical technologies.
Graduates of this program emerge as ‘Skilled Medical Physicists’, enabling them to pursue further higher studies & do research in Medical Physics, along with plenty of job opportunities globally in hospitals, diagnostic centers, research institutions, and cancer treatment facilities.
Course Details
Description: 2 Years Degree Program
No. of Credits: 80 minimum and as specified
The minimum eligibility is a B.Sc. degree in Physics, Radiology, Medical Imaging, Biomedical Sciences or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate marks from a recognized university.
The M.Sc. Medical Physics curriculum provides advanced training in radiation physics, dosimetry, radiobiology, medical imaging, and radiation safety. This program prepares students for roles in hospitals, radiation therapy centers, diagnostic imaging departments, and research institutions.
Semester | Name of the Subject |
Semester 1 | Fundamentals of Medical Physics, Radiation Physics, Radiation Safety and Protection, Anatomy and Physiology for Medical Physicists, Practical: Radiation Safety Techniques |
Semester 2 | Dosimetry and Treatment Planning, Radiobiology, Diagnostic Imaging Physics, Radiation Therapy Equipment and Technology, Practical: Dosimetry and Imaging Techniques |
Semester 3 | Advanced Imaging Modalities (MRI, CT, PET), Quality Assurance in Radiation Therapy, Research Methodology and Biostatistics, Radiation Protection in Nuclear Medicine, Practical: Advanced Imaging and QA in Radiation Therapy |
Semester 4 | Medical Physics Unit Management, Emerging Technologies in Medical Physics, Thesis/Research Project, Practical: Unit Operations and Compliance |
- Radiation Physics and Dosimetry: Proficiency in understanding radiation interactions, dose calculations, and radiation measurement techniques.
- Medical Imaging Techniques: Skills in CT, MRI, PET, and other imaging modalities, focusing on diagnostic imaging physics.
- Radiation Safety and Protection: Knowledge of safety protocols, regulatory standards, and radiation protection in both therapy and diagnostic settings.
- Treatment Planning in Radiation Therapy: Expertise in planning radiation treatments for oncology patients, ensuring accurate targeting and dose delivery.
- Quality Assurance in Radiation Therapy and Imaging: Skills to maintain and assess the quality and safety of radiation equipment.
- Medical Physics Unit Management: Proficiency in managing operations, compliance, and teamwork within a medical physics department.
- Certification in Dosimetry and Treatment Planning: Specialized training in radiation dose calculations and planning in clinical settings.
- Quality Assurance in Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Certification: Focuses on equipment calibration, quality control, and safety protocols.
- Radiation Protection and Safety Certification: Covers safety measures for radiation exposure, particularly in therapy and nuclear medicine.
- Advanced Imaging Techniques Certification: Provides in-depth training in MRI, PET, and other advanced imaging modalities.
- Medical Physics Unit Management Certification: Emphasizes operational aspects, safety compliance, and team coordination in medical physics departments.
- Ph.D. in Medical Physics or Radiation Physics
- Fellowship in Radiation Oncology Physics
- Postgraduate Diploma in Nuclear Medicine
- Advanced Certifications in Radiobiology or Imaging Physics
Duration | Roles and Responsibilities | Salary Range |
0-3 years | Medical Physicist, Dosimetrist | ₹6,00,000 – ₹8,50,000 per annum |
3-5 years | Senior Medical Physicist, Radiation Safety Officer | ₹8,50,000 – ₹12,00,000 per annum |
5-10 years | Lead Physicist in Radiation Oncology, Imaging Physicist | ₹12,00,000 – ₹15,00,000 per annum |
10+ years | Director of Medical Physics, Chief Radiation Safety Officer | ₹15,00,000+ per annum |
Fee Structure Per Academic Year
| Tuition Fee | Miscellaneous Fee | Scholarship | ||
| 150000 ₹ | 10000 ₹ | Above 90% – 30000 ₹ | Between 80-90% – 15000 ₹ | Between 70-80% – 7500 ₹ |
