M. Sc. in MEDICAL PHYSICS

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M. Sc. MEDICAL PHYSICS

(Approved by Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, Mumbai)

Overview:

On successful completion of M. Sc. Medical physics course, all students are required to undergo one year internship at AERB recognized institutes. This is a mandatory requirement for becoming qualified medical physicists and appearing in the RSO examination.


Eligibility:

B.Sc. Physics with aggregate 60%.



Course Structure:

Semester ‐ I
Paper I Mathematical Physics(MP101) Paper‐II Solid State Physics(MP102)
Paper‐III Electronics And Instrumentation(MP 103) Paper‐IV Classical And Quantum Mechanics(MP 104)
Semester ‐ II
Paper‐V Electrodynamics(MP201) Paper‐VI Nuclear Physics(MP 202)
Paper‐VII Radiation Physics & Radiation(MP 203) Paper‐VIII Anatomy And Physiology(MP 204)
Semester ‐ III
Paper‐IX Radiation Detectors And Instrumentation(MP 301) Paper‐X Radiation Dosimetry And Standardization(MP 302)
Paper‐XI Clinical And Radiation Biology(MP 303) Paper‐XII Medical Imaging(MP 304)
Semester ‐ IV
Paper‐XIII Nuclear Medicine And Internal Dosimetry(MP 401) Paper‐XIV Radiation Therapy – Teletherapy(MP 402)
Paper‐XV Radiation Therapy- Brachytherapy (MP 403) Paper‐XVI Radiation Safety(MP 404)
  PROGRAM OUTCOMES After completion of the program, the student will be able to:

Program Outcome (PO)
PO1 Knowledge and Skills
PO2 Planning and Problem-solving abilities
PO3 Communication
PO4 Research Aptitude
PO5 Professionalism and Ethics
PO6 Leadership
PO7 Societal Responsibilities
PO8 Environment and Sustainability
PO9 Lifelong Learner


PO1: Possess knowledge of basics human anatomy, Nuclear & Radiation Physics, Diagnostic radiology, Radiotherapy, Brachytherapy, Nuclear Medicine, Radiation Detection, Dosimetry, Radiation Biology, and Radiation Safety as recommended by the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) Mumbai / International Regulatory agencies.

PO2: Demonstrate an ability to apply the knowledge acquired through the state-of-the art radio therapeutic techniques and medical imaging for providing and ensuring safety treatment for the needy human.

PO3: evelop communication skills to communicate effectively in interviews, patient, colleagues, healthcare sector, industries, academia for collaborative research by explaining their ideas with good interpersonal and workplace-based skills.

PO4: Do research in radiation application in cancer treatment, Radiation Measurement, Radiation Biology, Artificial Intelligence application on Radiation Therapy, Cancer diagnosis, handling and maintenance radiation therapy installation and instrumentation.

PO5: Develop understanding and implementation of ethics in profession, research, society, workplace, clinical research and human trials.

PO6: Develop leadership skills, to work effectively and efficiently, logical reasoning, time management, values required for self- directed and lifelong learning, soft skills for professional development and execute their professional roles in society as Medical Physicist/Radiation Safety officers.

PO7: Develop character with good moral values, human values, good social behavior, gratitude, honesty, ethics, safety, hygiene, responsibility, confidence, tolerance and critical thinking.

PO8: Able to contribute in environment and sustainable development to achieve the national sustainable development goals.

PO9: Lifelong learning in Physics Stream.

Course Outcomes (CO)


M. Sc. Medical Physics - Semester I

Paper I: MP101: Mathematical Physics



At the end of the course student will be able to:








Paper II: MP102: Solid State Physics


At the end of the course student will be able to:








Paper III: MP103: Electronics and Instrumentation


At the end of the course student will be able to:








Paper IV: MP104: Classical and Quantum Mechanics


At the end of the course student will be able to:






M. Sc. Medical Physics - Semester II

Paper V: MP201: Electrodynamics


At the end of the course student will be able to:

M. Sc. Medical Physics - Semester III

Paper IX: MP301: Radiation Detectors and Instrumentation


On successful completion of the course, the students will be able to:








Paper X: MP302: Radiation Dosimetry and Standardization


At the end of the course student will be able to:



M. Sc. Medical Physics - Semester IV

Paper XIII: MP401: Nuclear Medicine and Internal Dosimetry


At the end of the course student will be able to:









Paper XIV: MP402: Radiation Therapy-Teletherapy


At the end of the course student will be able to:








Paper XV: MP403: Radiation Therapy-Brachytherapy


At the end of the course student will be able to,









Paper XVI: MP404: Radiation Safety


At the end of the course student will be able to:







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