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ISU provides Associate, Bachelor's, and Master's degree programs in Health Physics. This applied science field focuses on safeguarding people and the environment from potential radiation hazards while enabling its positive applications. Health Physics is an interdisciplinary career that blends elements of physical and life sciences. The Bachelor's program equips graduates for careers in government, academia, healthcare, or industry, addressing radiation safety operations, regulatory compliance, and environmental protection. Graduates earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Physics.
Students wishing to major in Health Physics must complete at least 24 credit hours and maintain good academic standing. It's recommended to declare this major early in one's academic journey. For more information, contact the Nuclear Engineering and Health Physics Department advisors.