Biomedical Systems Engineering – Major of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology

Biomedical Systems Engineering major within the master's programme in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, applying engineering methods to medical and biological systems with emphasis on signal processing, systems, and biomedical applications.

Academic requirements

GRE General Test required for non-EU/EEA applicants; conditional admissions possible.

Minimum GPA

No fixed minimum GPA is published.

English requirements

Accepted proofs include TOEFL iBT 90, IELTS 5.5, or an equivalent English-language certificate.

German requirements

International students without proof of German level B1 or better must take German language courses (8 ECTS credits).

Accepted bachelor fields

Requires a Bachelor of Science or Engineering, or an equivalent academic degree from an internationally recognised university.

APS Certificate

Yes

Thesis required

Yes

Mandatory internship

Yes

Tuition fee

None

Semester contribution

Approximately 300 EUR student-services contribution per semester according to the current programme information.

ECTS credits

120

Funding info

Tuition: None Semester contribution: Approximately 300 EUR student-services contribution per semester according to the current programme information.

Graduates are prepared for engineering and research roles in biomedical systems, medical imaging, measurement technology, robotics, and related biomedical-technology fields.

• 1

  International Master's in Biomedical Engineering (BME)

  Anhalt University of Applied Sciences

  Köthen / Anhalt · Master of Science · English

• 2

  Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research

  University of Cologne

  Köln · PhD · English

• 3

  Chemical Biology

  TU Dortmund University

  Dortmund · Master of Science · English

• 4

  Bioinformatics (MSc)

  University of Tübingen

  Tübingen · Master of Science · English

• 5

  PhD Programme: Infection Biology (ZIB)

  Hannover Medical School

  Hannover · PhD · English