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Applied Technologies for Medical Diagnostics

  • Type Master Programme (extra-occupational)
  • Duration 4 Semester
  • Locations Linz
Technology in the Master Programme ATMD

Programme details

The medical technology sector is characterised by its dynamic innovation. Research and development are of importance. As one of the leading research universities of applied sciences in the German-speaking world, the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria offers an optimal combination of applied research and development, which, in collaboration with the University of Applied Sciences for Health Professions Upper Austria, is to be translated into practical product innovations. The research focus of the University of Applied Sciences for Health Professions Upper Austria is human health and quality of life. Research and practical work play a particularly important role in student projects and master's theses.In addition to subject-specific expertise, students also receive the necessary methodological and transfer skills for analysing interdisciplinary problems.

Programme details on the part of the University of Applied Science Upper Austria

Plank for invasive measurement of the patient's hemodynamic
Plank for invasive measurement of the patient's hemodynamic

Photocredit: Adobe Stock

Programme Focus

The programme focus is comprised of general and the job-related medical principles as well as of the relevant content from the reference sciences:

  • health economics
  • management in expert organisations
  • structures and processes in the health care sector
  • quality-, risk- and project management
  • science and research
  • economics
  • business project
  • strategic management
  • innovative changes in the health care sector – best practice
  • multi-professionalism in hospitals

Impressions

Intensive care device with vital signs (enlarged view in the gallery)Medical technology in the treatment room for the Master's programme (enlarged view in the gallery)Student in practice with patient in the Master's program Applied Technologies for Medical Diagnostics (enlarged view in the gallery)