FAQ

Unfortunately no. The master's program Artificial Intelligence in Medicine is designed for STEM graduates students with a degree in Biomedical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics and Physics.

In accordance with the guidelines of the legal department of the University of Bern, applicants with a foreign educational background must present a language test certificate at level C1 namely to Cambridge certificate, a valid TOEFL or IELTS test. The test must not be older than two years at the time of application.

Yes, you still need to submit a a language test certificate.

Yes, most of our students study full-time and work at the same time. We support them by organising mandatory courses on only three days of the week.

Our 12 different research groups at the ARTORG Center offer part-time jobs to students. If you are interested please contact the research groups after you have been accepted into our master's program. The study coordination cannot assist in the search for a part-time job.

There are options for replacing courses or reducing ECTS however it is always subject to the examination and decision of the admission comission.