Biophysics and Medical Physics
- Specialisation
Students will be trained in physics-based analysis of biological systems and physics-based interaction with biological systems for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. Focus is on advanced imaging methods by magnetic resonance, ultrasound or use of ionising radiation (Nuclear medicine, Computed Tomography, Positron Emission Tomography), as well as on the use of ionising radiation for radiotherapy.
Admission
Admissions and course organisation are decided by the Department of Physics, NT Faculty.
Prospective students should have a Bachelor Degree in Physics including about 40 credits mathematics and statistics, 30 credits instrumentation and informatics, as well 20 credits chemistry, biochemistry and cell biology.
Two years master
1. semester:
MFEL1010 Medicine for non-MDs
TFY4225 Nuclear and Radiation Physics
Elective subjects:
FY2302 Biophysics 1
TFY4265 Biophysical Micro-Methods
TFY4310 Molecular Biophysics
2. semester:
TFY4315 Biophysics (Special)
TFY4320 Medical Physics
Experts in Team
Elective subjects:
TKT4150 Biomechanics
TTK4170 Modelling and Identification of Biological Systems
3. semester:
TTK4160 Medical Imaging
TFY4505 Biophysics Specialisation Course
TFY4500 Biophysics Specialisation Project
4. semester:
Master thesis
