Medical Engineering

Medical Engineering is a four-year bachelor's program that awards 240 ECTS credits and culminates in an engineering diploma. Medical Engineering students learn to apply engineering, physics, mathematics, and computer science to health care in order to improve diagnostic tools, monitoring techniques, and therapeutic devices. Therefore, the curriculum provides full integration of biology and engineering. In addition to theoretical input, hands-on training in specialized laboratories and work on projects represent a core element of this program. Graduates of the Medical Engineering program have a broad range of exciting career opportunities, including positions in medical device production companies, software development firms, hospitals, innovative start-ups, or as independent entrepreneurs.