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IIT-Delhi starts research-based course in healthcare technology

Last date to apply for admissions is October 25

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In a first, the Centre for Biomedical Engineering (CBME) at IIT-Delhi has launched Master of Science (Research) in Healthcare Technology.

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The programme, starting from January 2025, is aimed at bridging the gap between medicine and engineering. Through this programme, students can expect to engage in cutting-edge research projects, encompassing areas such as precision medicine, biomaterials, medical implants, medical imaging, rehabilitation, biomimetics models and translational medicine.

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“One of the key features of this programme is its flexibility, allowing medical professionals to continue their clinical practice while pursuing their studies. This ensures that practitioners can apply their learning directly to clinical work, enhancing patient care with innovative solutions. The programme is thoughtfully designed with core subjects and laboratory courses to impart skills required by the healthcare industry along with training to take up scientific research either for higher studies or in industry and clinical laboratories,” the IIT-Delhi said in a statement.

The students enrolled in this programme will be supported by high-value fellowships and remunerations. Prof Naresh Bhatnagar, Dean, Research and Development, IIT-Delhi, and a medical device expert, said, “It has been designed to align with the objectives and priorities of India in the healthcare sector.”

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