Medical Radiations Science (Research)

Master programs enable a student to embark on a research career or employment at a greater administrative capacity within a research team. The programs cater for individuals wanting to achieve skills in conducting research or even to study a particular area of attention, or for anyone with a desire for new knowledge. The school has a standardised research foundation offering opportunities to run medical radiations research in a range of areas, including quantitative and qualitative projects in clinical imaging; radiation therapy; nuclear medicine; and clinical science.

• An kindergarten bachelor degree with at least a credit average in the final undergraduate year
• Or still another recognised award appeared to be equivalent in standard and character to your four-year under graduate degree, with at least a credit average in the final undergraduate degree. Alternatively applicants may provide evidence of formal academic credentials and experience that satisfies the Dean of their School of Graduate Research or nominee the candidate is promoting knowledge of the discipline of study or cognate field and the potential for research sufficient to undertake the proposed application.