Masters Degrees in Medical Devices & Instrumentation, Ireland

NOT OFFERED IN 2021/22 ACADEMIC YEAR Graduates will extend their engineering skills and technical knowledge to work in partnership with healthcare clinicians and other medical experts, acquiring grounding in the culture and ethics of the healthcare profession. Read more

There are currently 250 medical technology companies in Ireland, exporting €12.6 billion worth of product annually and employing 38,000 people – the highest number of people working in the industry in any country in Europe, per head of population. Read more

This course builds on appropriate undergraduate study and existing clinical practice skills to enable radiographers to further develop their professional competence in CT. Read more

With an ageing population, the use of DXA examinations to detect signs of osteoporotic changes will play a pivotal role in diagnosis of this condition alongside recommendations on its management. Read more

This Professional Certificate offers clinicians the opportunity to develop clinical and academic knowledge of ultrasound and its role in the management of early pregnancy. Read more