Biomedical technology
Bachelor

Technical devices are an integral part of modern medicine and provide important insights into the human body, usually without major interventions. Many diagnoses are only possible with MRI, X-rays and the like.

The interdisciplinary nature of the Biomedical Engineering degree programme opens up a wide range of career prospects. With the biomedical, electrotechnical and medical technology expertise you have learnt, you will be a sought-after specialist - and not just in the growth market of the healthcare sector. The future prospects for a crisis-proof and attractive job are therefore excellent. The number of employees is constantly increasing.

With a successful degree, you can work in the following companies, for example:

• Manufacturers of medical products
• Clinics and large practices
• Technical monitoring and authorisation
• Management consultancy
• Supplier industry
• Service providers
• Public institutions.

The tasks in the biomedical sector are diverse and range from research and development activities, quality management and sales to production. For example, do you develop new medical devices or medical products or print personalised prostheses? Whether as a development engineer, product specialist, process planner, software developer or IT technician - the choice is yours.