As a 'technical doctor', you will fulfil a new, indispensable role in 21st-century medicine.
The use of technology is increasing and new innovations are everywhere. Current developments in healthcare require specialists with knowledge and skills in both medicine and technology, which they can use to improve healthcare for individual patients. The Dutch-taught Bachelor's in Technical Medicine will help you become such a professional. You will combine medicine and technology, merging knowledge of the human body with in-depth technical expertise to help patients independently.
Read more on the Dutch website
You will follow this programme entirely in Dutch. On this page, the study programme is briefly summarised in English. Would you like more information? Then go to the Dutch website.
Future jobs
After your studies in Technical Medicine, you will have excellent job opportunities. Although most graduates build careers as technical physicians within a hospital, you will also have excellent career opportunities outside clinical practice. For example, you could join a company focused on developing medical technology, pursue a career as a consultant, or continue as a researcher. To give you an idea, we've listed some of the positions you may end up in as a graduate below.
- Technical Physician within a variety of hospital departments:
- Radiology
- Neurology
- Cardiology
- Surgery
- 3D laboratory
- Intensive care
- Clinical specialist
- Biomedical engineer
- Healthcare manager
- Innovation manager
- Medical technology consultant
- Clinical data analyst
- Medical technology product manager
- University researcher