Universität zu Lübeck
All courses are held in English. Students may also choose elective courses offered in German at both universities.
Non-EU applicants: 1 January to 1 May for the following winter semester
German and EU applicants: 1 May to 31 August for the following winter semester
Both the Universität zu Lübeck and Lübeck University of Applied Sciences welcome students from all over the world who wish to increase their knowledge in biomedical engineering. A primary focus of the studies will be on medical imaging.
The Master's programme in Biomedical Engineering in Lübeck is designed for students who wish to pursue careers in research and development, academia, or industry. The goal of the programme is to educate students in the interdisciplinary fields of engineering and medicine.
Biomedical Engineering integrates physical, chemical, mathematical, and computational sciences and engineering principles to study biology, medicine, behaviour, and health. It advances fundamental concepts and develops innovative materials, processes, implants, devices, and informatics approaches for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases as well as for patient rehabilitation and for improving health.
In 2009, both universities founded a joint competence centre for medical technology: TANDEM - https://hanse-innovation-campus.de/de/medizintechnik-tandem
This programme's coursework is divided into four semesters. Each study programme begins in the winter semester.
In the first semester, students will be enrolled individually in courses with the aim of achieving common knowledge for all. Students with degrees in electronics, information technology, mechanical engineering, physics, process engineering, materials technology, or mechatronics will be enrolled in introductory courses in medicine and medical technology in order to gain the necessary knowledge in these fields. Students with degrees in medical technology will be enrolled in technical courses with the main focus of deepen their knowledge in these areas. Free intensive German courses of different levels are provided each semester for the international BME students.
During the second semester, students can enrol in a variety of specialised courses. The common basics developed in the first semester will be expanded to include practical applications. This coursework will focus mainly on project-oriented teamwork.
In the third semester, students will complete a research internship of at least four months. The results - a scientific paper, poster and talk - will be presented at the Lübeck Students' Conference. Finally, students will prepare and start writing a Master's thesis over the course of six months within their fourth semester.
One internship of four months or two internships of eight weeks each is to be completed after the second semester. Programme advisers will assist students in finding an appropriate internship at universities or in companies in Germany or abroad. Academic supervision will be offered.
Financial support is possible.
About 250 EUR per semester (includes a ticket for free public transport in the whole area of Schleswig-Holstein - including Hamburg)
About 800 EUR per month
Deutschlandstipendium
(For more information: www.th-luebeck.de)
Applicants to the Master's programme in Biomedical Engineering in Lübeck must have a university or university of applied sciences degree (e.g. Bachelor’s degree) in one of the following areas:
biomedical engineering, medical technology, electrical engineering, electronics, information technology, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, physics, process engineering, or materials technology.
Additionally, applicants with a Master’s degree in a comparable field may also be enrolled in this programme.
Students must hold a Bachelor’s degree or a German diploma "Diplom" with a grade of 2.5 or better (German grading system).
Applicants must provide proof of their English skills: TOEFL (80 points iBT or 550 points PBT) or equivalent. Please find more information here: www.bme-master.com.
Knowledge of German is not a requirement, but it does make integration and life a lot easier and improves career perspectives in Germany.
Free German courses at different levels are offered by the universities.
Non-EU applicants: 1 January to 1 May for the following winter semester
German and EU applicants: 1 May to 31 August for the following winter semester
For a pre-check of your application, e-mail silke.venker@th-luebeck.de
Application:
Technische Hochschule Lübeck - University of Applied Sciences
c/o uni-assist e.V.
11507 Berlin
Germany
Due to the intensive nature of the programme, students will probably not have too much time for part-time jobs. However, there are possibilities to work on campus or in companies as a student worker. We will offer as much support as possible regarding this issue.
Accommodation in the dormitories is available through the Schleswig-Holstein Student Services Office or on the private market. Rent for a single room in a student residence is approx. 250 EUR per month.
More information concerning accommodation in Lübeck can be found at http://www.bme-master.com.
The career centre supports students with their job applications and offers job training workshops.
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