Faculty of Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical engineering combines engineering and medical sciences to solve medical challenges through technological innovation.
We offer a wide range of graduate degree programs, that combine engineering knowledge with life sciences, with leading academic staff in their field, conducting groundbreaking research in collaboration with leading medical institutions, and training the next generation of biomedical engineers to develop innovative medical technologies.
Students at the faculty research innovative topics such as biomechanics, medical imaging, tissue engineering, and nano-medicine engineering.
The faculty promotes close collaboration with industry, and faculty graduates are integrated into key positions in leading companies in the field.
The degrees awarded by the faculty are:
Master of Science (MSc) degree
Master of Engineering (ME without thesis) degree
Doctor of Philosophy degree (PhD)
Admission requirements, tracks and requested documents for master and doctorate degrees can be found here.
Potential supervisors can be found here.
Faculty website
- Copy of your Passport
- Photo of yourself (In size of 3.5 centimeters wide by 4.5 centimeters high or 2 x 2″)
- Official and signed transcripts from previous academic degrees
- Diplomas from previous academic degrees (see Registration for Studies Concurrent with an Additional Degree)
- Ranking- If available
- Candidates for a research track are required to indicate the name of the Advisor
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- Copy of your Passport
- Photo of yourself (In size of 3.5 centimeters wide by 4.5 centimeters high or 2 x 2″)
- Official and signed transcripts from previous academic degrees
- Diplomas from previous academic degrees (see Registration for Studies Concurrent with an Additional Degree)
- Ranking- If available
- Candidates are required to indicate the name of the Advisor
- 2 academic recommendation letters- one of which from the advisor of the master’s degree
- GRE test results- Criteria for exemption