Can I get admission in MSc radiology after BSc physics honours?

<p>Yes, you can because BSc Physics (Hons) can be followed by MSc Radiology. Sometimes course may be under the medical school as MSc Radiology or MSc Medical Physics where some universities accept students from Physics. Most of these programs find their application in the use of physics principles in processes such as medical imaging and radiation therapy.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;To be eligible, you need to meet specific requirements, such as:</p><p>The bridging courses include biology, chemistry or mathematics which will need to be done before the start of the actual course.&nbsp;</p><p>This is due to the fact that the scholarship has a solid grounding within physics, especially in areas such as radiation physic and medical imaging.&nbsp;</p><p>To ensure that you fulfil admission requirements of the given university, and its entrance examinations.&nbsp;</p><p>Consult universities, offering the courses titled MSc Radiology or Medical Physics for more information on admission requirements or you can visit their official websites.</p>

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