Master's Programme offered by Utrecht University and TU Eindhoven
Are you interested in the MSc programme Medical Imaging? Join the information evening at UMC Utrecht, Q-building! Subscribe via mix@isi.uu.nl and you will receive directions to the exact location.
Programme: 16.45 – 18.00 hours
we will start with an introduction of the programme and continue with a visit to one of the imaging facilities in the UMC Utrecht.
Are you interested in the MSc programme Medical Imaging? Join us at the Master’s Open Day which will be held on Friday 9 February 2018 between 13.00h and 18.00h. Please check the website of Utrecht University for more information about the location and to register.
You can visit us at the information fair from 13.00 – 17.00 at the Hijmans van den Bergh building. Here you can talk to the programme committee and get overall information about the programme. Information about application and admission, and career prospects is also available here. We will also be present at the information fair at the Koningsberger building.
There will be two presentations you can attend: 13.30 – 14.45 and 17.00 – 18.15, both in room 2.04 of the Hijmans van den Bergh building, for which you have to register.
In the evening (18.30 – 20.00), there will be a guided tour to visit the imaging facilities of the UMC Utrecht. You also have to register for this on the same website.
Are you interested in the MSc programme Medical Imaging? Join us at the Master’s Open Day which will be held on 4 October 2017 between 17.30h and 21.30h at the University Medical Center in Utrecht. Please check the website of Utrecht University for more information about the location and to register.
Are you interested in the MSc programme Medical Imaging? Join the information evening at UMC Utrecht, Q-building! Subscribe via mix@isi.uu.nl and you will receive directions to the exact location.
| 16:45 – 17:00 | Welcome |
| 17:00 – 17:20 | Introduction, overview of Medical Imaging Master, Dr. Wilbert Bartels, programme director |
| 17:20 – 17:40 | Introduction on Image Processing, Dr. Hugo Kuijf, programme coordinator |
| 17:40 – 18:00 | Guided tour of the imaging facilities at UMC Utrecht: 7 tesla MRI and Hybrid Imaging |
| 18:00 – … | Informal Q&A session, sandwiches/pizza and drinks |
Hooray! Utrecht University has a new master’s programme: Medical Imaging. This new master’s programme starts in September 2017.
The field of medical imaging is evolving rapidly, since medical diagnosis and treatment are increasingly supported by imaging procedures. We offer a technology-oriented research master’s programme that prepares for a career in this strongly multidisciplinary field. The programme combines elements from physics, mathematics, computer science, biomedical engineering, biology, and clinical medicine allowing you to attain a high level of knowledge and skills in various areas of medical imaging, such as image acquisition, quantitative image analysis, computer-aided diagnosis, and image-guided interventions.
This new master’s programme will start in September 2017, applications can be sent to Renée Allebrandi. Please include your CV/resume, grades list and a motivation statement.
If you have a background in natural or exact sciences, e.g. physics, mathematics, computer science or more applied technical sciences, and an interest in biomedical engineering and technology applied in a clinical setting, then this master’s programme could be the right choice for you! The programme is offered in close collaboration between the Imaging Division of the University Medical Center Utrecht and Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e). This collaboration tops a solid technological basis with strong links to research performed in a clinical setting. This allows you not only to learn about state-of-the-art medical imaging technology, but also to actually work with systems from an impressive range of imaging platforms available in the UMC Utrecht.
As Medical Imaging will attract students with different backgrounds, a broad range of courses is offered to allow you to tailor your study programme to your specific needs and prior knowledge. In the elective part of the curriculum students can refine their knowledge and skills in more specialis ed or advanced topics of their liking. Some topics are taught in Utrecht and others in Eindhoven. The Medical Imaging programme provides you with the knowledge and skills in the fields of imaging physics and image analysis required for a career in the fascinating world of medical imaging research and technology development.
Medical Imaging is intended for students who have a clear and specific interest in medical imaging, and ambition in research. You have a BSc in natural or exact sciences such as:
As a graduate you can pursue a career at universities, in research institutes, or in industry in both theoretical and applied fields of medical imaging. We expect that many graduates will continue with a PhD project, either in Utrecht at our own PhD programme Medical Imaging or at another institute in the Netherlands or abroad. Having obtained a PhD degree, you can either continue in academia or switch to industry.