Program

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Modules Artificial Intelligence, Medicine and Applications

In the second semester, students have to register for the following mandatory courses from the modules Artificial Intelligence, Medicine and Applications:

Module Foundation / Electives

The selection of courses from the module Foundation depends on the students' individual scientific background, from the module Electives on the students' interests.

Students may only consider courses in the selection below. Should you wish to take a course outside of the selection, please contact the study coordination and Professor Mougiakakou for an assessment of the course. 

Click here to download the timetable of mandatory course

Click here to download the full timetable

Modules Artificial Intelligence, Medicine and Applications

In the third semester, students have to register for the following mandatory courses from the modules Artificial Intelligence, Medicine and Applications:

Module Foundation / Electives

The selection of courses from the module Foundation depends on the students' individual scientific background, from the module Electives on the students' interests.

Students may only consider courses in the selection below. Should you wish to take a course outside of the selection, please contact the study coordination and Professor Mougiakakou for an assessment of the course. 

The 4th semester is reserved for the master's thesis. You can find more information in the following link.

Most of our students study full-time and work at the same time. We support them and organize mandatory courses on three days of the week only.

Students who work may officially request to extend their studies to six semesters.

Interested in finding a job in the industry? Then the University of Bern is the place to be! There are around 280 medical technology manufacturers and suppliers in the canton of Bern and the sector is constantly growing, with the number of jobs in medical technology rising. (Source: Swiss Medtech (Network) Bern Economic Development Agency)

Our 12 different research groups at the ARTORG Center offer part-time jobs to excellent students. If you are interested please contact the individual research groups. 

Do you want to brush up on your maths before the start of the program?

The preparation week provides an opportunity for students to work on their skills and be prepared for the master's program Artificial Intelligence in Medicine at the University of Bern.

By combining theoretical lectures on linear algebra, optimization and probability with a rich array of practical exercises in Python, MSc AIM's fall session will successfully prepare you for the new and exciting challenges!

2025 preparation week:

• 8th September: Linear Algebra (class 9h-12h, practical 14h-17h)
• 9th September: Linear Algebra (class 9h-12h, practical 14h-17h)
• 10th September: Probability (class 9h-12h, practical 14h-17h)
• 11th September: Optimisation (class 9h-12h, practical 14h-17h)
• 12th September: 9:30-11h Welcome Event followed by "Cafe und Gipfeli"

The preparation week will take place in Hörraum F-105 in Unitobler. The building adresse is Lerchenweg 36, 3012 Bern. 

Alongside the AIM preparation week, the university organises the "Tag des Studienbeginns" on the 12th of September. The day includes a few talks from the faculty of medicine and a freshers fair with student clubs of the university. More information can be found on the university website.

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Registration to preparation week 2025 and welcome event

Students with disabilities or chronic illnesses have a right to Access Arrangements. 

Please refer to the university page for the procedure to follow to obtain the arrangement required.