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Certificate in Radiation Oncology Physics

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Faculty of Graduate StudiesPhysics and AstronomyFaculty of SciencePCERT - Post Doctoral Certificate

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Application deadlines are available on the Future Students website: https://www.ucalgary.ca/future-students/graduate/explore-programs/radiation-oncology-physics-certificate-course-based.

In addition to Faculty of Graduate Studies' admission requirements, and Faculty of Science requirements, the Department requires:

a) A University of Calgary Honours background in Physics, Engineering Physics, Astronomy/Astrophysics, or equivalent.

b) For some applicants, a satisfactory score on the Advanced Physics Graduate Record Examination.

c) Two reference letters.

In addition, applicants must possess a PhD in Physics, Medical Physics, Biophysics, or Biomedical Engineering. Applicants with PhDs in sciences other than those listed above may consult with the department regarding possible admission. A minimum GPA of 3.50 over an applicant's last 60 units of course work is required before an applicant may be considered for admission; however, exceptional students with extenuating circumstances may be considered.

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