The Minor in Medical Physics is a program designed for students in biosciences, chemistry and related fields, who are looking for additional expertise in a branch of applied physics that utilizes physics concepts and methods in the diagnosis, treatment and improvement of human health. A student pursuing a Minor in Medical Physics must have a solid mathematical foundation in algebra, trigonometry, and calculus.

Medical Physics Minor Requirements

Medical Physics Minor Courses

Total Credits: 27

Core Requirements (27 credits)

• PHYS 200 Physics I with Calculus & Lab (4)
• PHYS 201 Physics II with Calculus & Lab (4)
• PHYS 202 Introduction to 20th Century Physics (3)
• PHYS 305 Experimental Physics I (3)
• PHYS 315 Physics Seminar (1)
• PHYS 322 Elementary Modern Physics (3)
• PHYS 312 Analog Electronics (3)
• PHYS 318 Biophysics and Medical Imaging (3)
• PHYS 306 Experimental Physics II (3)

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