TU/e is a leader in biomedical engineering.
In 1997, TU/e was a pioneer in Europe to start the Biomedical Engineering program.
You are instantly involved in the latest developments in the field of biomedical engineering.
We work closely together with the universities and university medical centers in Maastricht and Utrecht, the hospitals in Eindhov.
To some extent, the program of Biomedical Engineering (BME) is similar to that of Medical Sciences and Technology (MST).
In both programs, you take technical and biomedical courses to eventually contribute to improvements in the healthcare sector.
With BME, you follow relatively more technical courses, such as mathematics, physics and computer scie.
The program of Biomedical Engineering is broad and challenging.
You learn how to deploy technological methods to solve biomedical issues.
Think of developing artificial skin tissue or an advanced way of detecting cardiovascular diseases.
This includes combining knowledge from:.
1) Analysis and synthesis methods from physics and chemistry;.
2) Mathema.
This program suits you if you have a strong affinity with people and technology.
You never shy away from a bit of mathematics, physics and chemistry and you have strong analytical capabilities.
You like solving complex issues that ultimately contribute to better medical healthcare.
You can work independently and in a team with people from various d.
