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A PhD in medical physics gives you the opportunity to research an area of particular interest where physics is applied to find medical solutions. Medical physics project topics vary by institution depending on the academic staff available to supervise your work but may include topics such as radiation physics, nuclear medicine techniques or magnetic resonance imaging. As well as your research many courses involve modules in research methodology. Your aim is to produce a thesis that makes an innovative contribution to the field, and you can then continue with research or return to industry as a specialist. |
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