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Study in Germany

Why study in Germany?

· Cost: studying in Germany is less expensive compared to other nations. One may even feel that it’s cheaper than studying in India.

· Quality of education

· Personal security

· Lifestyle

· Employment prospects

For most courses, you may require to give the following examinations:

· GRE- Graduate Record Exam

· TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language

· Zertifkat Deutsch –German language test (required by some universities)

1). FH Aachen - University of Applied Sciences

Degree - Biomedical Engineering – (M.Sc.)

The Master's program contains five study fields:

- Artificial Organs / Cardiovascular Engineering

- Biomechanics

- Biophysics

- Chemical Sensors & Biosensors

- Medical Informatics

Annual Tuition Fee: ≈ € 1,400

2). Martin Luther Universität , Wittenberg

Degree : Masters in Biomedical Engineering

Annual Tuition Fee: Free

3). Friedrich-Alexander-Universität

Degree : Chemical and Bioengineering – (M.Sc.)
(Chemical and Bioengineering is the engineering discipline which deals with the conversion of substances through chemical, physical and biological processes.)

Annual Tuition Fee: ≈ € 1,000

4). Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences

Degree: Bionics/Biomimetics – (M.Sc.)

(The word bionics is made up of the terms biology and technics, which means engineering in this context. The approach of combining biology and engineering is often also called biomimetics.
One major application of biomimetics is the field of biomaterials)

Annual Tuition Fee: ≈ € 445

5). Hochschule für Angewandte Wissenschaften Hambur

Degree:
Master of science in Biomedical Engineering

6). RWTH Aachen

Degree:
Masters in Biomedical Engineering