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Physics forms the foundation for numerous critical elements in medical diagnostics, technology, and therapies. Consider technologies like x-rays, ultrasound, MRI scans, CT imaging, and radiation-based cancer treatments - all rely fundamentally on physics principles.
Medical physicists and bioengineers serve essential, frequently leadership roles within healthcare research teams, driving innovation and implementation of new medical technologies in clinical and industrial settings.
Specialists teach various focused courses covering Medical Devices, Bioengineering and Rehabilitation Engineering, Medical Imaging, and Radiation Therapy.
The Medical Device Physics course provides knowledge about the medical technology sector, tracing the journey from device conception to production. Through the Diagnostic Imaging module, students learn the scientific principles behind image formation using x-rays or sound waves, while developing the ability to evaluate key design aspects of imaging equipment for achieving superior image quality.
CAO Points 361
Minimum no of:
Subjects: 6
Honours: 2H5's
Minimum Grade in:
Maths: O3/H7
English OR Irish: O6/H7
Other Requirements: At least H4 in one of: Physics, Chemistry, Physics & Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Agricultural Science, Engineering, Technical Drawing, Technology or Design and Communication Graphics.
QQI level 5 entry requirements: A QQI level 5 entry route to this programme is available
ETAPP: C1 (or higher)
GCE O Level English: Grade C
GCSE English: Grade C
IELTS: 6.0
Irish Leaving Certificate Ordinary Level: OD3 or O6/H7
NEAB Test in English: Pass
Norwegian Vitnemal: Grade Average 4
Pearson PTE Academic: 62
TOEFL Computer Based Test (DIT Code 0281) 213
TOEFL Paper Based Test (DIT Code 0281) 550
TOEFL Internet Based Test 92
Cambridge English Language: 180+ on Cambridge English scale with no less than 175 in each skill and use of English.