Center for Biomedical Engineering (CBME), Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi will launch a new MSc (Research) program in “Healthcare Technology” from January 2025. The goal of the program is to bridge the gap between medicine and engineering. This course is designed for medical and clinical professionals who want to study engineering principles and medicine to promote new technologies and innovations in the health sector.
Candidates taking this course will receive this benefit
The MSc in Healthcare Technology (Research) is distinguished by its project-based approach, providing students with practical experience. On this course, students will have the opportunity to work in real hospitals and industry, working with leading institutions and companies. This will give them an in-depth understanding of the medical and technology fields, through which they can start new companies or conduct research and development of medical technologies.
Also good for medical professionals
With this course, medical professionals can continue to learn and treat patients. This allows them to immediately use their newly learned knowledge to improve patient care. The course includes scientific research as well as important subjects and laboratory work relevant to the healthcare industry, preparing students for further study or work in the industry.
There are also scholarship facilities
Students who enroll will also receive good scholarships that offer the same salary as entry-level jobs, and the program also provides an easier path for those who later want to pursue a PhD. IIT Delhi has also demonstrated its long-term commitment to biomedical research and innovation.
CBME chief professor emphasized the importance of the programme. Neetu Singh said the course provides medical professionals with the training and degree they need to become good researchers. Right here, Professor. Naresh Bhatnagar said the project will help transform the Indian healthcare industry as it provides technical skills to medical graduates. By far, most people in science and engineering are pioneers in this field.
