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Diploma In Biomedical Electronics
About the Programme
Biomedical and
healthcare is a growth industry in Singapore. Demand for skilled technical
personnel in hospitals, laboratories, healthcare centres and other biomedical facilities,
is on the upward trend. There will also be an increase
need for support
and sales staff in the areas of medical equipment and instruments.
The Diploma in
Biomedical Electronics (DBME) provides you with the
necessary skills and practical knowledge in the
areas of sensors and instrument systems in
biomedicine, imaging techniques and signal
processing. The programme will focus on the
integrated use of electronics, electrical and
computer technologies in medical devices used in the
biomedical industry to day.
Programme Aims
The
DBME
aims to groom knowledgeable and enterprising young
professionals who will apply their skills in the
area of electronics relating to biomedical
equipment. They will be adept in the art of problem
solving and remain effective learners in the
ever-evolving arena of the high-tech industries.
The programme
will provide a well-rounded education
comprising both technical know-how and general
capabilities. Discipline
and specialisation-specific modules will equip our
graduates with a solid understanding of electronics
theory. General modules will ground them in innovation,
creativity, entrepreneurship, as well as train
them in communication and life-long learning skills.
Your
Future Career
DBME graduates can look forward to excellent career
prospects and ample opportunities in the biomedical as
well electronics industries. They can be employed as
assistant or associate engineers in diverse areas
such as product design and development, equipment
testing, technical marketing, applications support,
and manufacturing as well as technical support
personnel in the field of biomedicine.
Graduates may also choose to pursue further
education and to this end, all our diploma
programmes are designed to meet the requirements for
advanced standing in local and overseas Institutions
of Higher Learning (IHLs).
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