Duke University Medical Physics Graduate Program - Duke Medical Physics: Physics applied to medicine

The Duke University Medical Physics Graduate Program embodies innovation and rigor in academics and research. There are many opportunities for research and clinical exposure in the four pillars of medical physics: diagnostic imaging, health physics, nuclear medicine, and radiation oncology. The program emphasizes rigorous, exciting, and practical research that makes a difference in healthcare.
medicalphysics.duke.edu

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I'm from Kenya, and ready to mingle with physics

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Does one need to study physics or medicine before pursuing a PhD in medical physics?

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Where I live, you need to have a degree in Physics, or Medicine, Biology or even Engineering. I am currently studying Physics and seriously thinking of pursuing this career.

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I have a degree in Medical Imaging. Can I do this program?

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I have Master degree in medical physics can I apply for this