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University Program Information

The university program in question is the Bachelor's program of Biomedical Engineering at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). After graduation, almost all students choose to pursue a master's program, either at TU/e or at another university.

Master's Programs

Most undergraduates choose one of the two master's programs of the Department of Biomedical Engineering.

• The master's program of Biomedical Engineering is directly accessible after obtaining a bachelor's degree.
• The admission requirements for the master's program of Medical Engineering depend on the chosen program in the bachelor's degree.
  • With a Biomedical Engineering background, students can be admitted directly to the master's program of Medical Engineering.

Alternative Study Programs

Some students choose to pursue a different master's program at the Eindhoven University of Technology, such as:

• Applied Physics
• Chemical Engineering and Chemistry
• Mechanical Engineering It is possible to construct an elective package during the bachelor's program to meet the admission requirements of other departments, providing direct access to those faculties.

Study Programs Outside of TU/e

Students can also pursue a master's program outside of TU/e, either in the Netherlands or internationally.

• Each year, some students successfully follow this path, demonstrating the solid foundation developed during the Bachelor's program of Biomedical Engineering at TU/e.
• Admission requirements vary for each study program, and it may be necessary to follow a pre-master's program before being admitted.

Career Opportunities

A study program at TU/e offers excellent job opportunities, particularly in the Brainport Eindhoven region.

• After completing the master's program in Biomedical Engineering or Medical Engineering, graduates have various career options, including:
  • Working at companies that develop medical equipment
  • Research departments in the pharmaceutical industry
  • Becoming a researcher at a university or academic hospital
  • Becoming a business or government consultant
  • Pursuing a post-master's degree to become a Qualified Medical Engineer (QME) or clinical physicist.