• Question: how long did you have to study for before you got to the status you have now?

    Asked by SEGC to Clare, Glafkos, Paul, Samantha on 11 Mar 2015.
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      Samantha Terry answered on 11 Mar 2015:

      After school, I first did an undergrad (4 years) and then a PhD (3 years) so 7 years in total.

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      Clare Devery answered on 11 Mar 2015:

      I did an undergrad for 4 years, a masters for 1 year and am currently completing ‘on the job’ training to gain Clinical Science Registration for 3 years, so an 8 year total! But worth it though 🙂

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      anon answered on 11 Mar 2015:

      5 years for undergraduate masters in physics.
      4 years for my PhD in nuclear physics and 2 years (part-time) for my masters in medical physics.

      To become a registered medical physicist you will need a masters in medical physics.. so I had to do an extra two years on top of what I was doing! It was part-time so it went quickly.

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      Glafkos Havariyoun answered on 11 Mar 2015:

      After school I did an under graduate degree in Physics with Medical Physics for 3 years and I am now doing a part-time Masters in Clinical Science (Medical Physics) for to obtain registration as a Clinical Scientist!

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      Paul Booker answered on 11 Mar 2015:

      3 years doing my physics degree, then 4.5 years doing clinical scientist training (which included a master’s degree and other bits and bobs) so 7.5 years in total!

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