The Master’s in Medical Engineering at Chiba University is a two-year interdisciplinary graduate program offered under the Graduate School of Science and Engineering (Division of Fundamental Engineering) that integrates core engineering principles with medical and biological sciences to develop advanced healthcare technologies and systems. The program is designed to equip students with specialized knowledge in areas such as medical imaging, signal processing, medical electronics, instrumentation, biomedical systems, and healthcare robotics, with a strong foundation in electronics, information science, and mechanical engineering. Through flexible coursework and laboratory-based research, students are trained to design and develop innovative medical devices, diagnostic systems, and therapeutic technologies that contribute to improving clinical treatment and healthcare delivery. Emphasizing problem-solving, system design, and collaborative research across engineering and medical fields, the curriculum prepares graduates for professional roles in biomedical industries, research institutions, and advanced healthcare technology development at a global level.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements.
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