The ICTP Medical Physics Scholarships for Developing Countries at the University of Trieste, UK 2022, is primarily for applicants from developing countries
Important Points
Listed below are the summarized points you need to note about the Scholarship Programme
- Funding is Partial
- They take medical physics courses at the University of Trieste
- Students from developing countries are eligible
- All masters students are eligible
Brief Description
The Master of Advanced Studies in Medical Physics (MMP) is a two-year advanced training program offered in collaboration with ICTP and the University of Trieste. The program is meant to provide postgraduate theoretical and clinical training to young, promising graduates of physics or related subjects (mainly from developing nations) to be recognized as clinical medical physicists in their native countries.
The curriculum consists of a year of basic and advanced courses (delivered in English) developed with the help of experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency, ICTP’s UN partner (IAEA). A year of professional clinical training at a medical physics department of a hospital in the program’s training network follows this.
Application Deadline
The Application Deadline is April 30, 2022.
Eligible Courses
ICTP Medical Physics Scholarships for Developing Countries at the University of Trieste is a scheme that looks to reward high-achieving international students is only available for the course below:
- Medical physics
Eligible Countries
Students from all developing countries are eligible.
Scholarship Award Benefit
ICTP Medical Physics Scholarships for Developing Countries at the University of Trieste covers travel and course fees
Degree Level
The ICTP Medical Physics Scholarships for Developing Countries at the University of Trieste is primarily for masters students.
Number of Awards
Limited
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the ICTP Medical Physics Scholarships for Developing Countries at the University of Trieste, the following criteria must be met:
- Applicants must have a degree comparable to an MSc in physics or similar subjects as a minimum requirement.
- Candidates will be chosen based on their academic achievements, research activities, and professional experience in the subject.
- Must have a good command of the English language.
- Must be under 30 years old competent graduates from United Nations, UNESCO, and IAEA member countries.
- Applicants must work on a dissertation that will be submitted and defended during the program’s final month. Only those applicants who successfully complete all examinations, clinical training, and other prerequisites as determined by the Master’s Committee will be given a master’s degree by the University of Trieste.
Application Procedure
To apply, all arranged and organized steps have been highlighted below:
All applicants must fill out an online application
Submit their CV, a transcription of the university degree, and a letter of recommendation from senior scientists familiar with the candidate
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