Centrale Lille campus

Engineering

Master Ingénierie de la santé – Biomedical Engineering (BME) at Centrale Lille

Centrale Lille, France

Programme overview

International two-year master taught in English that trains transdisciplinary engineers for the biomedical industry (medical imaging, medical devices, surgical implants, prostheses and orthoses, exoskeletons). Supported by the LaMCUBE, IEMN and CRIStAL laboratories.

Faculty: Centrale Lille Institut, co-accredited with the University of Lille  |  Department: Ingénierie de la santé  |  Duration: 2 years (Master 1 and Master 2)  |  Study mode: full-time (taught in English)  |  Location: Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Hauts-de-France, France

What you will study

Compulsory courses in fundamental sciences (physics, electrical engineering, electronics, measurement, control systems, mechanics), medical sciences (anatomy, ethics, regulation, biocompatible materials) and management, plus project-based work applied to health topics. Master 2 ends with a 24-week R&D internship in a company or health-related research laboratory.

Career pathways

Graduates become engineers or researchers developing medical devices and prostheses, or take roles such as PhD researcher, project manager, innovation lead, sales engineer or entrepreneur.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Limited to 24 places for 2026/2027; the 2026 application deadline was 2 June 2026.

EUR 7,500 a year (2026-2027). Annual registration fee as stated for the programme. A further 5,000 euros payable on arrival covers a laptop, teaching equipment and a pedagogical kit and is not tuition. Source

Duration: 2 years (Master 1 and Master 2)

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