Bachelor in Biomedical Technology Czech Technical University in Prague

It is a university degree that is part of structured higher education studies according to the Bologna Declaration. It is only possible to be studied full-time with the standard length of study 3 years. Upon graduation, i.e. after a successful defense of a bachelor thesis and passing a final state examination, the graduate obtains a Bachelor's degree (abbreviated as B.Sc.).

Goals of study

Study branch Biomedical Technician prepares, as part of a study program Biomedical and Clinical technology, mainly practically oriented graduates but due to the necessity of deep theoretical background, it also prepares future students of the follow-up master study programs at the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague but also at other universities in the Czech Republic and abroad.

The students acquire theoretical and practical knowledge of mathematics, physics, and chemistry, but also a basic knowledge of biology, medical terminology, anatomy, and human physiology, which are necessary for understanding basic biological processes in the human organism. These are also indispensable for communication with physicians and other medical staff.

The students are also acquainted with professional issues, which are focused on mastering the principles of operation and the use of medical technology and medical informatics and the ability to effectively work with them. Students become familiar with the applicable legislation, economics, and management of healthcare institutions. Emphasis is also put on language skills, which is focused on mastering situations biomedical technicians must be knowledgeable in.

Profile of the study program graduate

The graduate of the bachelor study program is practically oriented with a broad technical knowledge in the field of biomedical and clinical technology and with very good language training. Emphasis is put on organizational and communicative skills and teamwork. The students have knowledge and skills to further develop and deepen their expertise as the biomedical and clinical technology develops.

Graduates will be able to work in medical establishments: work with medical devices, including assistance during examination by imaging methods and during other examinations requiring the cooperation of technicians. They will be able to inspect and maintain instrumentation, including metrology, to keep its records, to carry out activities connected with the operation of medical technology and hospital information systems, to assess failure cases and to prepare the preventative measures, to operate the diagnostic software, participate in the acquisition of medical devices including tenders, design medical technology kits and instruct technical staff concerning the operation of medical technology and safety at work.

These activities, which are closely related to the exercise of the profession in the healthcare sector, are linked to the applicable legislation in this area. Given the ability to engage in research and development, especially of an experimental nature, graduates will also be able to find employment in research institutes, as well as in companies involved in the development, production, certification, sale, and servicing of medical equipment, or build-up of programs for medical equipment.

Field of Study

• Biomedical Technician

Entrance Exams

• Yes (Motivation Letter in English and Interview in English)