Physics with Medical Imaging, BSc (Hons)

The University of Nottingham's School of Physics and Astronomy boasts a proud history of innovation, including Professor Sir Peter Mansfield's 2003 Nobel Prize for inventing MRI body scanners, which has aided over half a billion people worldwide. Recent quantum technology research is advancing neurological detection and treatment. Our flexible courses offer diverse optional modules in cosmology, nanoscience, and medical imaging, taught by field experts, with the option to transfer after year one. Staff contribute to the popular Sixty Symbols YouTube channel, while our student-centred MSci emphasises innovative teaching, outreach, PhysSoc events, and mentoring.This accredited BSc in Physics with Medical Imaging provides a strong foundation in core physics and specialised medical training. Years one and two cover fundamentals, mathematics, experimentation, and a dedicated medical physics module. The final year features advanced topics, optional specialisms like Functional Medical Imaging, a research project, and group work. Leveraging strengths in astrophysics, quantum technology, and AI, the programme offers paid research opportunities, 98% world-leading research (REF 2021), IOP accreditation, and summer internships.