Neural Engineering (MSc)

The Master's Degree in Neural Engineering at htw saar - University of Applied Sciences emphasizes the intersection between biomedical science and engineering, exploring innovative solutions for implementing neural engineering concepts in medical applications. The program is structured over three semesters, enabling students to achieve a comprehensive understanding of neural systems while acquiring hands-on experience in practical work. The curriculum includes a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, designed to foster a deep understanding of neural engineering methodologies.

Students will engage in a variety of modules, earning European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) credits that are recognized across Europe. This degree culminates in a master’s thesis, which allows students to demonstrate their capabilities in research and application within the field. As part of a University of Applied Sciences, students may also have opportunities for an internship semester, gaining direct experience in real-world settings.

This program caters to individuals with a strong interest in both engineering and biomedical sciences, offering a unique blend of coursework that prepares graduates for the various challenges in the field of neural engineering. Students will develop crucial skills in problem-solving, critical thinking, and technical operations, which are highly sought after in the evolving landscape of healthcare technologies.

The German context provides an excellent backdrop for this program, with its rich ecosystem of research institutions and industry partners, particularly in the thriving Mittelstand. Graduates also have the advantage of an 18-month job-seeking permit post-study, allowing them to explore employment opportunities in Germany while potentially working part-time during their studies.

• Neural Engineer
• Biomedical Engineer
• Research Scientist
• Clinical Engineer
• Product Development Engineer