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Duke University Medical Physics Graduate Program

PhD

Dec 2, 2024 Deadline

Master's

Jan 8, 2025 Priority Review
Jan 31, 2025 Final Deadline

Duke Medical Physics Fund for Excellence: A 20th Anniversary Initiative​

The Medical Physics graduate program at Duke University celebrated 20 years of issuing diplomas in 2024 with a gala held at the Washington Duke Inn on Saturday, December 14, 2024.
The gala opened with welcome remarks by Mark Oldham, Program Director; Christopher G. Willett, Chair of Radiation Oncology Department; Erik K. Paulson, Chair of Radiology Department; Ehsan Samei, Co-Founder of the Program; and James T. Dobbins III, Co-Founder of the Program.
Guests were treated to a gourmet dinner celebrating two decades of milestones.
The program included a farewell tribute to Olga Baranova who is retiring and has been a valued member of the program’s community. 
A surprise performance by the talented members of the Program preceded a reflective alumni-led slideshow showcasing the program's cherished moments.
The guests then raised a glass of champagne to twenty years of excellence and innovation. A group photo was taken of all alumni, students, faculty, and staff who were present at the gala.

A Student-Focused Program

Our students come from all over the world with their diverse experience and leadership talents. The Duke Medical Physics Graduate Program was built to ensure our students’ success. We are particularly proud of our inviting and collaborative community, in which students take courses and conduct clinically relevant research under the guidance of faculty members. Our graduate training includes the latest technologies, world class faculty, amazing institution resources, and generous program facilities.

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The Medical Physics Graduate Program is an interdisciplinary program comprising faculty from many departments: radiology, radiation oncology, physics, biomedical engineering, electrical & computer engineering, chemistry, clinical imaging physics group, and occupational and environmental safety (health physics).

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