Master of Medical Radiation Physics in Adelaide Australia | Adelaide University

Proton therapy represents a major advancement in cancer treatment. With its exceptional precision, this approach is particularly valuable for targeting tumors near vital organs or in pediatric cases.

As a result, the global market for this treatment is projected to expand significantly by 2024. Australia's inaugural proton therapy facility will be integrated with the adjacent South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute II, while China is developing approximately 50 new centers. Worldwide, there's a growing need for specialized professionals in this field.

Our Master of Medical Radiation Physics prepares you for a fulfilling career in this dynamic healthcare sector. This two-year full-time program is designed for physics graduates or engineers looking to transition into this specialty.

With a strong clinical focus, the program enables you to:

develop expertise in mathematical and physical principles applied to radiotherapy and medical imaging
learn from distinguished medical physicists with international experience from the renowned Royal Adelaide Hospital
gather, assess, and interpret quantitative and qualitative data relevant to medical physics
enhance your problem-solving abilities and communication techniques
conduct in-depth research through a capstone project in your final year.

Program Length
2 years full-time

Intake Periods
February and July