Department Medical Physics Department

Department Description
Department Description: The Medical Physics Department is a field that combines physical and medical sciences, studying how ionizing and non-ionizing radiation (such as X-rays, MRI, and ultrasound) are used in human body imaging and tumor therapy. The specialization covers designing radiation therapy plans, monitoring radiation doses, and maintaining imaging and treatment equipment to ensure the highest levels of accuracy and safety.
Vision: To be a leader in applying modern physics to healthcare, by graduating specialized medical physicists who contribute to developing diagnostic and therapeutic technologies.Mission: To provide advanced education that integrates physical theory with clinical practice, and conduct quality research that supports innovation in medical devices and radiation protection technology.Goals:

Equipping students with deep knowledge in radiation physics and its medical applications.

Training students on the operation, calibration, and maintenance of complex medical devices.

Qualifying graduates to work in the fields of radiation therapy, medical imaging, and radiation protection.

Encouraging scientific research in radiation measurements and quality assurance of equipment.