Current Undergraduates
As a medical physics undergraduate at Toronto Metropolitan, the next few years will be exciting, challenging and full of new experiences. Make the most of your university experience — both inside and outside of the classroom. The department is here for you. Take advantage of all available supports and resources, and have a full share in this vibrant community.
Your Academic Career
First Year Support
Leaving high school behind and starting university life is a significant transition. If you’re a first year student, the Faculty of Science First Year Office (FYO) provides special support to help you make a success of the process.
Reach out for personalized advice, assistance and resources on: course selections, transfers, academic standings, study skills and more. Find out what’s available and how to contact the First Year Office.
Student Stories
After Joseph Sebastian began a minor in physics, he soon found himself experiencing science as it’s practised in the real world. While working as a research assistant with professor Michael Kolios, an exciting opportunity arose: a 12-week funded internship with a world renowned physicist in Paris, France. On top of learning techniques in ultrasound imaging, Joseph brushed up his French skills, and “learned more about myself professionally and personally,” he says. “It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience!” Check out Joseph’s story and other opportunities for undergraduate research.
After coming to Ryerson, Monica Bell Vila immersed herself in student life. She held executive positions in the medical physics course union (external link) , and picked up 1st prize for her Undergraduate Thesis poster presentation. She even landed an internship with an optics company in the Netherlands, where she created simulations of waveguides. But it wasn’t all study. Monica also found time for fun while running and raising funds with her fellow physics students in CIBC’s Run For the Cure 2018. Check out how you can enrich your student life.