Physics with Medical Imaging, BSc (Hons)

The University of Nottingham's School of Physics and Astronomy boasts a rich legacy, including a 2003 Nobel Prize for Professor Sir Peter Mansfield's invention of MRI scanners, which has benefited over half a billion people globally. Current research spans quantum mechanics, brain function via quantum technologies, and cosmic structures. Our accredited Physics with Medical Physics BSc offers practical experience through specialist lectures and modules like Functional Medical Imaging and Molecular Biophysics. Students explore diverse topics, with flexibility to transfer courses after the first year and customize studies via optional modules.In the first year, core physics, including medical physics introductions and essential maths, forms the foundation. The second year advances skills in quantum theory and beyond, while the final year focuses on medical imaging, personalized options, and a year-long research project. Innovative teaching, outreach programs, and a supportive society enhance skills in communication and teamwork, leading to careers with employers like Accenture and NHS Trusts, or further PhD studies.