
Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering
Course summary
The Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering is aimed at students from varied fields who wish to add a new, interdisciplinary specialty to their existing knowledge and abilities. It is absolutely essential that students be able to think their way into the world of medicine and understand medical correlations.
In addition to soundly based medical and technical knowledge, students learn about the pathway of a medical technical product from development to market readiness. The course of study thus takes on a bridging function between academia and industry. Students become familiar with aspects of fundamental research, development, clinical validation and the licensing process, and acquire market-specific knowledge of medical technology management.
Overview
| Title/Qualification | Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering |
| Specialisations | Electronic Implants Musculoskeletal System Image Guided Therapy |
| Form of studies | Full-time or part-time/accompanying employment |
| Teaching languages | Mostly English, partly German (in the future, only English) |
| Campus | Bern, partly Biel and Basel |
| Course begins | Week 38 |
| Co-operations | University of Bern, Faculty of Medicine |
Perspectives
Graduates of the Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering can pursue careers in either the medical technology industry or in academia. Students have the opportunity to work on development projects in the medical technology industry while writing their Master thesis or to participate in research projects with a greater focus on fundamental aspects. Successful graduation from the degree programme qualifies students to work on a doctoral dissertation.

