TU Delft launches new bachelor's program Health & Technology
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Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is introducing a new bachelor's program called 'Health & Technology'. With this program, the university aims to prepare students for the major challenges in future healthcare. The program focuses on the combination of technical innovation and medical care.
Frans Vos plays a central role in the promotional campaign for this new course of study. He demonstrates how technology can make a significant contribution to improving patient care. Through this, the university hopes to attract students who want to improve quality of life through technical solutions.
The healthcare sector in the Netherlands is facing complex issues, such as a growing staff shortage and an aging population. The new TU Delft program aims to contribute to solutions by training engineers who understand how to develop medical equipment and digital systems that make healthcare more efficient.
Interested students can now delve into the program's curriculum. TU Delft expects that the first cohort of students will play an important role in the further digitalization and innovation of Dutch healthcare.