In a step to integrate medicine and engineering, the Centre for Biomedical Engineering (CBME) at IIT Delhi has launched the Master of Science (Research) programme in ‘Healthcare Technology’, according to an official press release from the institute. The course is set to commence in January 2025, this programme is tailored specifically for medical and allied clinical professionals, fostering innovation at the intersection of healthcare and engineering.
The application deadline to apply for the programme is October 25, 2024, interested candidates are encouraged to apply online at (
With the course’s project-centric approach, it is expected that students will gain practical experience through real-world applications. Further, participants will have opportunities for clinical and industrial immersion with leading institutions and corporations, providing a holistic understanding of both medical and technological landscapes.
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Additionally this programme allows medical professionals to maintain their clinical practice while studying. This ensures that learners can apply their knowledge directly to clinical settings, enhancing patient care through innovative solutions.
The curriculum encompasses core subjects and laboratory courses, equipping students with essential skills required by the healthcare industry. Additionally, it provides training for those aiming for scientific research, whether for further academic pursuits or industry roles.
“This program will provide the much-needed intermediate degree and training for bridging the gap between traditional bachelor’s degrees and the more extensive Master’s and doctoral degrees necessary to become an independent researcher in the medical field,” Neetu Singh, head, CBME at IIT Delhi, said.
Enrolled students will benefit from fellowships and remuneration comparable to entry-level salaries for medical and allied discipline graduates. Furthermore, the program offers a seamless transition into Ph.D. studies at IIT Delhi.
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