MD Biophysics

MD Biophysics is a specialized medical degree focusing on the application of physics to biological systems. It falls under the broader category of medical and biomedical sciences. Typically, the course spans three to four years. Students delve into the principles of physics as they apply to human physiology, medical imaging, and molecular biology. This program bridges the gap between physical sciences and medicine, aiming to enhance diagnostic and therapeutic techniques through a deeper understanding of biophysical processes.