Credits required
45 Oregon State University is on a quarter-term system. There are four quarters each year and classes are 11 weeks long. This program's 45 quarter credits are equal to 30 semester credits.*
Cost per credit
$691 Based on current tuition rates. No additional charge for nonresident students. Does not include course materials and associated fees and expenses.
Delivery
Online You can complete all or nearly all requirements of this program online. View the curriculum.
Start term
Fall

Radiation Health Physics – Online

Admissions requirements

Qualifications for admissions are determined by both the OSU Graduate School and the program. Visit the OSU Graduate School website to review the minimum admissions requirements.

When can you start?

New students are admitted once a year for a fall term start.

The radiation health physics online program application deadline is June 1, 2024.

Visit the School of Nuclear Science and Engineering website to learn more about the application process and important deadlines for the radiation health physics program.

How to apply

Apply as a degree-seeking student through the OSU Graduate School’s online application form. The nonrefundable application fee is $75.

Application materials

  • Statement of purpose
  • CV/résumé
  • Official transcripts from every school you attended
  • Three letters of reference - provide the names and email addresses of three individuals who will supply letters of professional reference on your behalf. These individuals will be contacted directly by the OSU Graduate School and asked to independently upload their letters.

NOTE: Although the Graduate School application is submitted online electronically – and all of the documentation (scores, transcripts, etc.) can be uploaded as attachments – some students may choose to mail their documentation. Accompanying materials can be mailed to the Graduate School (Heckart Lodge, 2900 SW Jefferson Way, Corvallis, OR, 97331).

Login

Related stories

From the Navy to the online classroom: An Ecampus student’s journey

Laura Micewski, U.S. Navy veteran, started her educational journey with one goal in mind: land her dream job without missing a beat. That's where Ecampus came in. She kept her full-time job and leveraged her GI Bill to get the education she needed to...

Oregon State Everywhere: ‘One of the best decisions I ever made’

My personal experience as an Ecampus student has made me a real believer in online education. I personally found that the online format helped me to make better connections with my professors and peers than I did as an undergraduate. The program's flexibility and quality...

Radiation health physics instructor is on a path toward global peace

Ph.D. faculty Lily Ranjbar teaches online while leading research on radioxenon detection By Meriden Vitale March 25, 2020 When Lily Ranjbar, director of online programs for the College of Engineering’s School of Nuclear Science and Engineering, left Iran to pursue her doctorate in...