How to Apply

Applications are handled through the UCL Graduate School from the Application and Entry section of their web site. In addition, please inform us directly that you have applied by e-mailing MedImComp@medphys.ucl.ac.uk

The course is registered in the Department of Medical Physics and Bioengineering and the course codes are:
F3UC MSc Masters (180 credits)
F3KC PG DIp Graduate Diploma (120 credits)

We will also offer a PG Certificate (60 credits).

Note that part-time students must complete the taught part of the course in one academic year - click here for further information.

The minimum entry qualification is a UK 2:2 or equivalent. We normally expect to admit only those with at least a UK 2:1 or equivalent. The degree should be in a relevant subject. We may interview candidates in person or by telephone. There is also an English language proficiency requirement for those whose first language is not English. More details are on the UCL Application and Entry web site.

From the UCL Application and Entry web site you may either download an application form or apply online. The following may be helpful if you are applying online:

You will need to attach a transcript of your degree in electronic format. For those educated in the UK, where their university is unable to provide a transcript, a list of subjects or courses studied and marks obtained may be attached. This transcript has to be in image file format e.g. jpeg. If you have it as another format such as PDF or Word and cannot convert it to an image format you can e-mail us the document, we will convert it and e-mail the image back to you. If you only have it on paper, then you can fax it to us and we will e-mail you an image file (the departmental fax number is +44 (0) 20 7679 0255, mark for attention of the Medical Image Computing MSc administrator) .
The online form can truncate your postal address, please make sure the address is clear enough for the postal service because you should receive further communications by post.
At the end of the application, you receive a PDF. Please e-mail us a copy.

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