Biomedical Engineering links together life sciences with traditional engineering sciences. Healthcare is placing ever-increasing and more fascinating technical demands on Biomedical Engineering, under growing demographic, ethical, ecological and cost pressures. Scientific and economic growth potential for Biomedical Engineering is believed to be very high, especially in Europe and the USA. In line with its motto 'Technology for people' and with its excellence in engineering sciences, TU Wien is rising to this challenge, both in its research and in research-led teaching, by focusing its activities in the field of Biomedical Engineering.
- Basics of Biology
- Basics of Physiology
- Biomaterials & Biomechanics
- Biomedical Signals & Instrumentation
- Biochemistry
- Biomedical Signal Processing
- Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering
- Cell Biology
- Basics of Biomaterials & Biomechanics
- Advances in Biomaterials & Biomechanics
- Project Biomedical Engineering
- Basics of Biomedical Signals & Instrumentation
- Advances in Biomedical Signals & Instrumentation
- Project Biomedical Engineering
- Basics of Mathematical & Computational Biology
- Advances in Mathematical & Computational Biology
- Project Biomedical Engineering
- Basics of Medical Physics & Imaging
- Advances in Medical Physics & Imaging
Requirements
- A degree from one of the following accredited national or international degree-granting programs (Bachelor, Master or Diploma): architecture, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, media computer science, software & information engineering, technical computer science or any other subject related field (if the field is subject related or not is decided by the dean of studies).
- Special entrance qualification for university (just if you are not a member of an EU/EWR country).
- CV including relevant work experience (max. 3 A4 pages)
- Statement of intent (max. 2 A4 pages)
- Proficiency in English language. (CAE - minimum score 45, FCE – minimum grade C, IELTS Academic– minimum score 6.5, TOEFL iBT – minimum score 87)
- Proof of academic aptitude through recognized exams (preferred GRE)