Studying medical physics provides an understanding of the physical principles underlying medical imaging, radiation therapy, and biophysics. Through courses in mathematics, computer science, and biochemistry, you can expect to gain the necessary skills needed to apply physics-based solutions in healthcare. With a degree in medical physics, you can anticipate developing the knowledge required to understand concepts like radiation protection, biophysical phenomena and imaging techniques while exploring emerging areas such as molecular radiotherapy and artificial intelligence. You'll also have the ability to apply your findings in various fields such as biomedical engineering and clinical diagnostics.