Medical technology is the driving force behind innovations in patient-centred healthcare. It requires a close interaction between developers, end-users in the medical world and industry. This ‘supply chain approach’ takes into account the needs and possibilities, from designing to deployment on patients. Notice a selection of courses below, where health is an important theme, or find out more about research on the topic of Health.
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Bachelor (Bachelor) (1)
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Biomechanical Design (Master) (1)
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Biomedical Engineering (Master) (3)
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Industrial Design Engineering (Bachelor) (1)
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Elementary Ergonomics
Program(s) Bachelor
Theme(s) HealthInfrastructures and Mobility
Project(s) Formula Student Team Delft
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Systems Engineering, Policy Analysis & Management (Master) (1)
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Legal Aspects of MAS Design
Program(s) Master
Theme(s) EnergyEnvironmentHealth
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Watermanagement (Master) (6)
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Irrigation and Drainage
Program(s) Master
Theme(s) WaterEnvironmentHealth
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Teachers (11)
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P. Bol
Course(s) Public Hygiene and Epidemiology
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P. Breedveld
Course(s) Bio Inspired DesignEvolving Design
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M.C. Dekker
Course(s) Elementary Ergonomics
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J.C. van Dijk
Course(s) Drinking Water Treatment 1Drinking Water Treatment 2Inleiding WatermanagementSanitary engineering
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M.W. Ertsen
Course(s) Civil Engineering in Developing CountriesIrrigation and Drainage
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D.H. Plettenburg
Course(s) Bio mechatronicsBiomedical Engineering Design
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L.C. Rietveld
Course(s) Inleiding Civiele TechniekIntroduction to Drinking Water Treatment
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N. Saanen
Course(s) Legal Aspects of MAS Design
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F.H.M. van de Ven
Course(s) Water Management in Urban Areas
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E. de Vlugt
Course(s) System Identification and Parameter Estimation
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Arie van Deursen
Course(s) AI in Practice: Applying AIAI in Practice: Preparing for AIAutomated Software Testing: Advanced Skills for Java DevelopersAutomated Software Testing: Practical Skills for Java Developers
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P. Bol