With a Bachelor's degree in Bio-Materials Engineering, you can – under certain conditions – subsequently switch to various Master's degree programmes.
- Language of the Program: English
- 120 CP in 4 semesters, which corresponds to a standard period of study of 2 years.
- Possibility to choose one of the following specialisations:
- Bio-Materials Engineering
- Paper Science
- Biofabrication and Regenerative Medicine
- Wide range of electives
- Strong interdisciplinary orientation – integration of the departments of biology, chemistry, materials science, physics and electrical engineering and information technology
- Research and application-oriented projects
- A look beyond the horizon in the Studium Generale (6 CP)
- Possibility of external project work in the industry (6 CP)
- 6-month masters thesis
The Bio-Materials Engineering degree programme builds on the Bachelor's degree programme of the same name and graduates are awarded the academic degree “Master of Science (M.Sc.)”.
The study programme is currently being developed. We will be happy to share our current plans with you:
Here you have the option of choosing one of two specialisations (Paper Science, Biofabrication and Regenerative Medicine), which will be shown on your transcript. Alternatively, you can also choose to keep all options open by selecting the “General Bio-Materials Engineering” specialisation.
No matter how you decide: There are numerous modules available to you, which not only concentrate on the Department of Mechanical Engineering but also integrate the interdisciplinary fields of biology, chemistry, materials science, physics and Electrical engineering and information technology.
The programme is rounded off with practical courses. These include tutorials and Advanced Design Projects, in which you gain insight into cutting-edge research topics, work on challenging projects and finally present them. You can find an overview of current project topics here .
