Can the application of physics concepts, theories and methods save lives? It certainly can.
The teaching curriculum of KTU MSc in Medical Physics focuses on the use of ionising radiation for treatment and diagnosis of oncological diseases, and protection of individuals and environment from unreasonable radiation.
This study programme is implemented together with the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, is adjusted to the medical physics study programmes around the globe and recognised by the International Organisation of Medical Physicists.
KTU MSc in Medical Physics is one of the few programmes of this kind delivered in English in Europe (except for the UK universities).
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| Location |
Kaunas Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences |
| Cycle | Second cycle |
| Field | Physics, Medical Technology |
| Language | Lithuanian, English |
| Form | Full-time studies - 2 y. (day-time; on-campus) |
| Degree awarded | Master of Health Sciences |
| Yearly Price |
Full-time studies - 5266 €
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International Studies Office
Student Info Center
Studentų St. 50, LT-51368 Kaunas
email international@ktu.lt
| University bachelor degree certificate | |
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Medical technology, Engineering sciences (Bioengineering), Technology sciences (Materials technologies, Biotechnologies), Physical Sciences (Physics, Chemistry), Life Sciences (Biophysics, Biochemistry) study field degree. |
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| Language | CGPA |
| Eligibility | |
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IELTS ≥6.0, TOEFL ≥85, CEFR ≥C1, or previously completed studies in english language. |
Average grade (CGPA) > 60 % |
| Additional requirements | |
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Often you can get a suitable transcript of bachelor degree from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / Russian. The documents must be legalised (Apostille) by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued. This requirement does not apply for the documents issued in the EU and Belarus, Ukraine. |
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| Component | Coefficient |
| First component of the competition score | |
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Average grade(CGPA) of University‘s Bachelor’s degree (min. length – 180 ECTS) and its supplement |
0,9 |
| Second component of the competition score | |
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Motivation letter and online interview |
0,1 |
| Additional component for the competition score: | |
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Additional points can be added to the competition score for the following activities:
Points from the same criteria are only added once. Points from different criteria are added up. The maximum score from additional points criteria can be no higher than 4. |
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The indicated tuition fee is applied to 2025-2026 academic year. |
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| Full-time studies | 5266 € |
| Price per credit | 87,77 € |
| Foreign nationals with Lithuanian origins and EU citizens | |
| Full-time studies | 5266 € |
| Price per credit | 87,77 € |
| Partial tuition fee waiver can be applied for the study price. | |
Financial support
| Patient dose planning | Optimisation of Patients' Doses in Radio Diagnostics | Development of Quality Assurance Programmes and their Implementation in Radiology Sector | Development and Implementation of Radiation Protection protection measures in the Institution |
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Study programme is implemented together with the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, is harmonized with Medical Physics study programmes of other European and world’s universities by the International Organization of Medical physicists (www.iomp.org.) and is one of few programme given in English in Europe (except UK)
Well-equipped dosimetry laboratory and possibility to work and perform investigations with Linear accelerators, X-ray, CT, MRI, PET and other imaging facilities, gamma cameras (SPECT) at the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences hospital Kaunas clinics.
Significant part of studies is performed working together with the interdisciplinary teams of radiotherapists/radiologists in hospitals and medical care centres.
Student’s competences:
Student’s skills:
– Planning, organisation and coordination of practical and research activities of medical physicists at oncological centre; management of junior physicists;
– Participation in preparation and implementation of the strategy for oncological treatment and diagnostics using radiation methods;
– Participation in preparation and implementation of the programmes of prevention of oncological diseases.
– Management of radiation protection division;
– Preparation, coordination and implementation of the institution’s radiation protection strategy and quality assurance programmes;
– Preparation and coordination of long-term medical radiation optimisation programmes.
– Participation in preparation of medical radiation optimisation programmes;
– Preparation of quality inspection programmes for medical diagnostic procedures and consulting of the interested companies;
– Organisation of the company’s operations and management of personnel performing radiation maintenance in the consulted companies.
Only when I started to work, I realised that everything we had learned during the studies, without any exceptions, also not the most favourite subjects, wwere useful for the everyday practiceoncology depertment searching for the solutionsand ways how to provide professional assistance to the oncological patients
Medical physics are needed in all medical institutions that are using ionizing radiation; however, they are extremely needed in radiation therapy departments of clinical hospitals
International Studies Office
Student Info Center
Studentų St. 50, LT-51368 Kaunas
email international@ktu.lt
