Imaging Engineering (MSc) at Maastricht University is an interdisciplinary programme that combines engineering, physics, mathematics and (bio)chemistry to advance imaging technologies. You specialise in either Instrumentation Imaging Engineering or Molecular Imaging Engineering and build skills for research, development and applied innovation.
The Master of Science in Imaging Engineering at Maastricht University is an interdisciplinary program that integrates engineering, physics, mathematics, and (bio)chemistry to push the boundaries of imaging technologies. Students can specialize in either Instrumentation Imaging Engineering or Molecular Imaging Engineering, equipping themselves with essential skills for research, development, and applied innovation in the field.
The MSc Imaging Engineering program features a curriculum centered around core courses that delve into imaging physics and instrumentation, molecular concepts, imaging data, informatics, and the foundational principles of engineering. Students then deepen their knowledge through a selected specialization and additional electives.
Students have the opportunity to select electives that connect various disciplines and enhance their individual profiles in alignment with career aspirations. The program typically includes advanced coursework and a practical component, such as a project or thesis, to reinforce skills in a research or development environment.
To qualify for admission, applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field with a minimum of 180 ECTS or an equivalent qualification.
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Graduates of the MSc in Imaging Engineering are well-prepared for diverse career paths in academia, industry, and research organizations. They may pursue roles in imaging technology development, biomedical applications, or engage in innovative research that advances imaging modalities and techniques.
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