Biomedical Engineering: RWTH Aachen University

This programme offers an interdisciplinary course of studies focused on tissue engineering, medical imaging/image guided therapy and artificial organs/devices. Students will gain knowledge in engineering as well as in medical and natural sciences

Job Opportunities

International students have very limited options of working while studying. Therefore, it is not possible to finance your entire studies by working. For those interested in working to help finance their education, there are a few different possibilities. There are teaching and research assistant positions available that can be organised through the professors of the different programmes. These are, however, normally first awarded to students who have already started their academic studies in a programme. Students working as a teaching or research assistant may work a maximum of 19 hours a week, but will not earn enough to cover all of their living expenses. Another option is working outside of the university, for example in a store or restaurant. By law, a student from outside the EU is permitted to work either 90 full days or 180 "half days" per calendar year. We do caution students to be careful about taking on outside work commitments, as completing a Master's degree within the designated two years will be difficult if a student spends too much time away from his or her studies.

Submit Application To

• Please use the online application form at: www.rwth-aachen.de/ioam