The Radiation Medicine program at Zhengzhou University is a postgraduate medical science degree offered through the School of Basic Medical Sciences, available as a Master’s degree (3 years) and taught in English or Chinese, with a focus on the medical applications and biological effects of radiation. It trains students in the theory and practice of using radiation for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, emphasizing nuclear medicine, radiobiology, medical imaging with nuclear techniques, radiation protection and safety, and the interaction of radiation with biological systems. The curriculum blends theoretical coursework with practical lab and research training to help graduates master how nuclear properties are used for disease diagnosis and treatment at cellular, molecular and clinical levels, and how to ensure radiation safety and protection in healthcare settings. Graduates are prepared for careers in clinical radiology and nuclear medicine departments, research institutions, healthcare technology development, radiation safety and protection services, and related biomedical fields that apply radiation science in medicine.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.