Master in Biomechanical Engineering (BiME)

The application deadline is 15 Jun.

The Master's programme in Biomechanical Engineering at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg combines knowledge from mechanical engineering, medicine, biology, and sports science to enable an interdisciplinary approach to biomedical-technical problems. The programme trains students to analyse biomedical relationships using foundational scientific knowledge and to transfer engineering principles into biological and biomedical systems. Topics covered include materials science, mechanical engineering and construction, mechanics, human medicine and biology, and medical device regulation. The programme runs four semesters and includes a mandatory area of ten modules at 5 CP each, a specialisation track (endoprosthetics or exoprosthetics) with four modules at 5 CP each, an interdisciplinary project of 5 CP, three elective modules of 5 CP each, and a final Master's thesis. The mandatory and elective areas are spread across the first three semesters, with the project recommended in the third semester. The programme is offered at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg in Magdeburg, Germany.