A blended-learning concept, which incorporates digital teaching and learning with short attendance blocks, enables participants to receive the highest level of academic and practical training whilst limiting time away from home and work.
The Master’s programme consists of 12 modules. Each module includes live online seminars as well as hands-on training and lectures in Aachen. The attendance days are organised in blocks that take place two to three times per semester.
In order to optimally integrate this Master’s degree into your work routine, each module is supported by digital teaching and learning content that can be accessed at flexible times. In the third semester, you can choose between nine different elective modules to focus on your areas of interest. The last semester is dedicated to the preparation and compilation of a Master's thesis.
One compulsory module consists of the preparation of a project work. The project work can be performed in the context of the current occupation or as part of an internship. The project work should offer the possibility to apply and complement the theoretical contents of the studies. The project work can address all topics relevant to the study of biomedical and health informatics.