• Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in one of the natural sciences (i.e. Physics, Biology, Chemistry) or Engineering.
• Physics (at least two semesters).
• Calculus (at least one semester).
• All relevant requirements of the Georgetown University Graduate School.
• Required for both Health Physics and Nuclear Nonproliferation RASC-500, 501 and 600

Applicants to the Master's program will be selected on a competitive basis by a faculty committee which evaluates the application, letters of recommendation, and academic record. For full-time students, it is expected that the Master's program can be completed in 2 years. Part-time students taking two courses per semester would be expected to complete the program in approximately three years.

If you are applying to the Health Physics/Nuclear Nonproliferation Program (NNP), send your application materials to the following address:

*Office of Biomedical Graduate Education
Georgetown University
Attention: CREDENTIALS - (Program Name)
3900 Reservoir Road, NW
Med-Dent Bldg., NE 303
Box 571411-P
Washington, DC 20057-1411*