Program Overview

Sjukhusfysikerprogrammet

The Sjukhusfysikerprogrammet is a five-year program that leads to a master's degree in medical radiation science and a professional degree as a medical physicist.

Program Description

The program combines physics, mathematics, biology, and medicine, providing a broad and specialized education. Students learn about radiation and its effects on humans, and gain expertise in medical radiation science.

Program Structure

The program is divided into five years, with the first two years focusing on basic physics and mathematics at the Department of Physics on Campus Johanneberg. From the third year onwards, students study at the Sahlgrenska Academy and Sahlgrenska University Hospital, with a focus on radiation physics and its applications in healthcare.

Courses and Content

The program includes courses in:

• Radiation physics
• Medical radiation science
• Nuclear medicine
• Magnetic resonance techniques
• Medical terminology
• Anatomy and physiology
• Image physics
• Research methodology
• Radiation protection

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, students must have:

• Basic eligibility
• Physics 2, Chemistry 1, Mathematics 4 or Mathematics E

Selection Criteria

Selection is based on:

• Grades (66%)
• University entrance exam (34%)

Career Opportunities

Graduates can work as medical physicists in hospitals, healthcare facilities, or industry, and can also pursue further education and research.

Study Environment

The program is taught at Campus Johanneberg and Sahlgrenska University Hospital, with a mix of lectures, exercises, and laboratory work.

Student Life

Students have access to various student organizations and activities, and can participate in internships and research projects.

Alumni

Graduates from the program have gone on to work in various fields, including healthcare, industry, and research.