Overview specialisations | Specialisations

Which of the five specialisations suits you best?

Before the start of your Master’s in Biomedical Engineering, you will choose a specialisation. This way, by personalising your programme, you get to develop your own expertise. We offer you different kinds of specialisations, some of which you will not easily find elsewhere. Your choice determines which courses you will take and the type of research you will be involved in during your master’s thesis.

Bioengineering Technologies
In this specialisation, you learn to use living tissues and cells to develop technologies that can mimic or restore the function of diseased organs or damaged tissues.
2 yearsFull-time
Biorobotics
Robotics play an important role within healthcare. This specialisation teaches you to design, implement, and improve robots and other mechatronic systems that support patients or clinicians.
2 yearsFull-timeEnglish
Imaging & In Vitro Diagnostics
In this specialisation, you learn to visualise and interpret the processes in human cells and bodies in order to detect diseases and monitor health.
2 yearsFull-timeEnglish
Medical Device Design
What does it take to design a medical device, like an implant or medical robot? This specialisation focuses on the design process from ideation and fabrication to testing.
2 yearsFull-time
Physiological Signals & Systems
What is the impact of disease or trauma on physiological systems in the human body? This specialisation helps you to develop technologies that measure, monitor and restore bodily functions.
2 yearsFull-time