The aim of the programme is to raise graduates that are able to solve engineering problems, especially in the field of design and development of modern electronic devices and software applications in the area of medicine and biology.

Graduates obtain solid foundations for individual scientific work in these areas and for continuing in post-graduate study programmes at both local and foreign universities. They may find use in medical facilities, research and development teams or various management positions.

This page describes the new master’s program, which will be offered starting in the 2027–2028 academic year. It differs from the current master’s program in several ways, including a smaller number of specializations (2 instead of 4), the transfer of certain courses to the bachelor’s program, and a state examination that does not include general subject-specific questions.

Complete study plans will be available on the faculty website; until then, detailed information can best be found in the accreditation dossier (here – see pages 3–10).

Study plans

Throughout the master’s program, students must earn at least 120 ECTS, distributed as follows:

  • Compulsory courses of specialization (30 ECTS): Students must complete all 5 required courses (5 x 6 credits).
  • Compulsory Elective Courses – Type A (min. 24 ECTS): Students must complete at least 4 courses from the Type A offerings (min. 4 x 6 ECTS).
  • Compulsory Elective Courses – Type B (min. 18 ECTS): Students must complete at least 3 courses from the Type B offerings (min. 3 x 6 ECTS).
  • Compulsory courses of programme (36 ECTS): Diploma Project in the 3rd semester (6 ECTS) and Diploma Thesis in the 4th semester (30 ECTS).
  • Elective Courses (approx. 12 ECTS): Students will complete the remaining credits up to a total of 120 with elective courses of their own choosing.