Master of Science in Medical Physics and Physics of Living Systems
Pursue an interdisciplinary Master's degree at the intersection of physics, biology, and medicine at TU Dortmund University.
Best for:Best for physics, engineering, or life science graduates seeking an interdisciplinary Master's career in medical physics or biomedical research.
Overview
The international Master’s programme in Medical Physics and Physics of Living Systems at TU Dortmund University provides comprehensive, interdisciplinary training bridging physics, biology, and medicine. Students can choose between a Medical Physics track focusing on clinical diagnostics and healthcare technology, or a Physics of Living Systems track exploring neuroinformatics and biochemistry. The curriculum spans four semesters, combining coursework, practical laboratory projects, and an independent Master's thesis. Graduates gain advanced scientific competencies to tackle complex biomedical challenges in clinical or industrial environments.
What you'll do
- Complete foundational and specialized coursework in physics, mathematics, and biomedical applications
- Participate in practical research laboratory projects during the third semester
- Conduct independent scientific research for the Master's thesis in the fourth semester
- Engage in elective interdisciplinary subjects from related departments such as computer science or biochemical engineering
Requirements
Degree required: First cycle degree qualification in physics, biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, or an equivalent field with sufficient advanced mathematics and physics content
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; B2 level required, demonstrated via official certificates such as TOEFL iBT (4 or 72 depending on version) or IELTS Academic (5.5)
Instruction: English
- Sufficient academic background in advanced mathematics and physics
- Ability to apply physical principles to biomedical and living systems challenges
- Proficiency in analyzing complex scientific datasets
- Competency to conduct independent laboratory and research tasks
- Applicants must hold an eligible first cycle degree qualification with an overall grade of at least 2.9 on the German grading scale
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Prospective students must submit their applications through the designated university portal according to their citizenship and desired intake semester. Non-EU applicants face earlier deadlines compared to EU/EEA applicants. Ensure all language certificates and degree transcripts are ready before submitting.
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- English language certificate
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