Master’s Degree in Technological Innovation in Health (MTiH)

Created by a consortium of five universities, MTiH takes a transdisciplinary approach to biomedical engineering. Working in teams, students learn to combine different technologies to solve real-life health challenges. Their “active learning” and practical work are carried out in two universities. Thanks to a collaborative, market-oriented approach, they will gain problem-solving skills, empowering them to develop innovative healthcare solutions.

Five partner-universities:

• Sorbonne University (France),
• Grenoble Alps University (France),
• Polytechnic University of Madrid (Spain),
• University of Barcelona (Spain),
• University of Lisbon (Portugal).

MTiH is a two-year master’s degree (120 ECTS):

• Year 1= M1

• Year 2= M2

The programme is built on a learning‐by‐doing curriculum. It promotes creativity, innovation and design thinking among students who will:

1. take courses and receive mentoring at a home university,
2. visit a partner university for further studies,
3. participate in non-academic activities,
4. complete a five-month internship in a company or a research laboratory.

In order to be considered, prospective students should hold an undergraduate degree (or bachelor’s) in biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering or computer science, and have a strong interest in innovation and entrepreneurship.

1. Step 1: they need to submit the following documents to Sorbonne University in order to be considered:
   - A certified copy of their undergraduate/bachelor’s degree,
   - Their transcripts of records,
   - A Resume, detailing professional experience and internships
   - A cover letter
   - Certification(s) of English language level
    
2. Step 2: they will also need to go through an interview with an admission committee