Physics is closely involved in the most advanced medical care. Physics and medical technology cannot be separated given that the discovery of the X-ray led to roentgenograms, and research on magnetic resonance resulted in MRI scanning. Along with advancements made with medical devices, clinical engineers engaging in the operation, maintenance, and management of medical devices and engineers who engage in the research and development of new devices require ever-increasing advanced professional expertise. With its multi-layered curriculums jointly constructed by expert researchers in physics, pathologists who are licensed physicians, and experienced clinical engineers, this department will develop human resources who deeply understand the functions of the human body. Our students achieved a success rate of 100% in the March 2015 National Examination for Clinical Engineers.