Biomaterials, 25 cr
Type of the study module
Intermediate Studies
Contact
Jonathan Massera, Minna Kellomäki
Learning Outcomes
| - | Students can recognize the application areas and possibilities of biomaterials. |
| - | Students know the basic methodology used in biomaterials. |
| - | Students know the properties and use of essential biomaterials. |
| - | Students possess the key concepts and definitions of biomaterials. |
Content
Compulsory courses
| Course | Credit points | Class |
| BMT-61216 Biomedical Engineering: Signals and Systems | 3 cr | IV |
| BMT-61226 Biomedical Engineering: Biomaterials | 3 cr | IV |
| BMT-61236 Biomedical Engineering: Research and Productization | 3 cr | IV |
| BMT-74106 Tissue Engineering | 3 cr | IV |
| Total | 12 cr |
Complementary Courses
Should be completed to the minimum study module extent of 25 ETCS
| Course | Credit points | Class |
| BMT-61106 Human Anatomy and Physiology | 4 cr | IV |
| BMT-73106 Bioceramics and Their Clinical Applications | 4 cr | IV |
| BMT-73206 Biodegradable Polymers | 5 cr | IV |
| BMT-73306 Drug Delivery Devices | 4 cr | IV |
Additional information
Biomaterials are a special group of materials, either natural or synthetic in origin, which are designed to positively interact with living systems. The biomaterials minor introduces different classes of biomaterials and several application areas together with the basics of tissue engineering, where biomaterials and cellular regeneration techniques are combined to create advance therapies. The standards and regulations of the R&D of biomaterials is also emphasized. The minor also gives a theoretical introduction to and practicing with medical instrumentation, signals and images, and modeling.
Only intended as a minor