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Introductory Courses |
In Amsterdam, BioMedical Physics stands for the utilization of physics for medical purposes. We are located in the Medical Physics department at the Academic Medical Center in Amsterdam. Consequently the program is embedded in a clinical and biomedical environment.
The master program of BioMedical Physics is part of the Physics program at the science faculty at the University of Amsterdam.
Program description at science faculty
A selection of possible elective courses
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Nuclear magnetic resonance |
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Machine Perception |
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Hydrodynamics |
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Scientific computing, advanced |
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Atoms, Molecules and Light |
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Introduction to lasers and techniques |
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European recognition
On the 19th of June 1999 in Bologna, thirty European ministers of education issued a 'Joint declaration of the European Ministers of Education'. This so-called declaration of Bologna and related documents are to be found at the web-site of the European University Association. According to this declaration universities in many European countries strive to unify their higher education programs around the bachelor and master structure. In the Netherlands this is implemented in a 3 year Bachelor and 2 year Master program. This universal structure results in a European recognition of the BioMedical Physics Master program. We therefore invite students that fulfill the entrance requirements to consider to study in Amsterdam.
