MedTech bridges the gap between medicine and technology. It combines medical, technical and physical aspects of functional imaging, image processing, conventional- and ion-therapy planning with its applications in a medical environment.
Key Facts
Highlights
- For students with technical and/or medical background
- Part-time with distance learning (unique in Europe)
- International focus
- Taught in English
- Job opportunities in various fields
- Build your own PhD
Occupational Fields & Career
Depending on the individual combination of previous education, professional experience and the contents of this study, alumni have numerous job opportunities in various fields:
- Institutions of private & public health services with functional imaging
- Ion Radiotherapy Centres
- Radiotherapy Clinics
- Industry
- Research & Development in preclinical & cinical research fields
- Self-employment
Practice Perspectives
Specialists with an integral view of both medicine and technology are in high demand. Graduates will be experts within the fields of functional imaging, conventional and ion- radiotherapy.
What the Experts say
Study Insights
Curriculum
Entry Requirements & Admission
PREREQUISITES
Graduates of technical Bachelor, Master, Diploma or PhD studies of accredited universities.
Graduates of Bachelor, Master, Diploma or PhD studies in Health Sciences or equivalent in the field of nuclear medicine, radiological diagnostics or radiation therapy.
APPLICATION PROCESS
- Online application (starts: 1 October 2021)
- Interview
Find detailed information on the MedTech Portal: Information for Applicants
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FAQs
The programme is described as "distance learning". Do I have to attend classes at the Fachhochschule Wiener Neustadt as well?
Yes! On-site presence is mandatory for exams, workshops and hands-on experience usually two times per semester. Attendance is also mandatory for the workshop week in August.
Is the degree programme compatible with full-time employment and a family?
The programme is scheduled extra-occupationally. As a rule, online courses take place in the evening and are recorded as well, so that they can be accessed at any time. Thus, time for studying can be organised flexibly. Nevertheless, homework, term papers and exam preparation take a lot of time. With appropriate support from your family and/or your employer (e.g. a reduction of working hours), the workload is compatible with work and family.