It is aimed at those interested in developing human-centric biomedical devices, products, services, and experiences. The course is designed to provide a new and unique skills profile, combining engineering and medicine with embedded transversal skills. This will strengthen an engineer’s ability to understand the clinical applications of medical devices and facilitate the healthcare professional to directly input into the design/development phase of MedTech products.

 

This course can be taken full-time over one year or part-time over two years.

The blended delivery ensures a mixture of in-person and online classes to provide flexibility.

 

There are 8 taught modules, 50% will be delivered in MTU and 50% in UCC, along with a project.

 

This will be a design and development project, reflective of industry practices, as an alternative to a final thesis.