Undergraduate

Applicants to the bachelor of science programs in Health Physics and Diagnostic Sciences may pursue the health physics or comprehensive medical imaging tracks. Students must fulfill the following admission requirements:

A cumulative GPA of 3.0/4.0 or higher for credits taken at UNLV or accepted in transfer by the university. Previous coursework will be evaluated by a health science advisor.

Interested students must complete the application form for their desired program. Additional application information can be found by emailing health.physics@unlv.edu.

Students interested in post-primary tracks such as computed tomography, magnetic resonance, mammography, cardiac interventional radiography, or vascular interventional radiography must have completed a nationally accredited radiography program of study and have current ARRT registry prior to admission into the post-primary track.

Graduate

The master of health physics program is divided into two specialization areas: environmental health physics and medical physics. The curriculum consists of core health physics courses that must be taken by all students as well as elective courses in each specialization area.