MSc Biomedical Engineering -- Medical Devices Track

As medical science has advanced, physicians and patients have relied on increasingly sophisticated medical devices for diagnosis, treatment, and long-term health care. Biomedical engineers are key players in the development, design, and continuing refinement of devices such as joint replacement prostheses, microsensors, imaging and image processing, as well as advanced instruments for use in such domains as minimally invasive surgery and the diagnosis of movement disorders.

The TU Delft master's programme in BioMedical Engineering is a multidisciplinary programme which aims to provide the students with both an understanding of biology and medical theory as well as highly specialised technical training in such fields as electrical, physics, material and mechanical engineering.

Students learn how to develop conceptual models from a technical perspective and you will work in close collaboration with physicians, researchers and other healthcare professionals, including on-site at the collaborating academic institutions.

If they graduate at EWI, many students follow the Medical Devices track (contact: Wouter Serdijn). Other students follow the Medical Physics track (contact: Richard Hendriks or Bori Hunyadi).

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