M.S. in Medical Physics Graduate Program

The Division of Medical Physics and Engineering is launching a new Master’s Program as part of the Medical Physics track of the Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program. This two-year program is designed to provide a strong foundation in medical physics, combining academic coursework with hands-on clinical experience. The first group of students will begin in fall 2027, with recruitment starting in summer 2026.

Program Director

The program is led by Andrew Godley, Ph.D., FAAPM, Professor and Associate Vice Chair of Clinical Physics Operations and Quality, and includes instruction and mentorship from clinical physics faculty across the Department of Radiation Oncology.