MASTER’S PROGRAM

Personalized, wearable and

implantable biomedical systems
Biomedical Engineering / Institute of Biomedical System
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Program features
The educational master program is aimed at the research and development of
personalized, wearable and implantable biomedical systems (including artificial
organs). Moreover, it positively affects self-development of the researcher-
developer holistic personality.
Graduates of the program are ready to participate in all stages of the
development process: from an idea and concept through design, prototyping,
testing and certification to setting up for serial production.
Classrooms are equipped with the necessary multimedia equipment. Scientific
laboratories are equipped with modern scientific equipment, engineering tools
and software.

Program competitive advantages

The program involves close interaction of educational and scientific processes
with the active participation of students, faculty and research staff in real
scientific and innovative activities.
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General characteristic of the educational program

2 years Russian Full-time

duration of study languages of instruction mode of study

Personalized, wearable and implantable

Master biomedical systems
assigned qualification orientation (profile)

Structure and volume of the educational program

51
modules (disciplines)
63
practice
6
state final certification (master's theses)
120*
total volume

The volume of the program implemented in one academic year – 60 ECTS * Volume (ECTS)
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Curriculum
✓ Foreign language for professional communication 108* 3** ✓ Protection of the results of intellectual activity 72 2
✓ Biomedical engineering of artificial organs 144 4 in the field of biomedical engineering
✓ Personalized biomedical systems 144 4 ✓ Scattering photometry / Electrocardiographic 144 4
✓ Project management 72 2 systems
✓ Corporate culture 72 2 ✓ Biomedical nonlinear optics / Biomagnetic 144 4
✓ Design of medical electronic devices 288 8 phenomena
✓ Laser engineering of biocompatible materials 144 4 ✓ Educational practice - design and engineering 972 27
✓ Propagation of electromagnetic radiation 144 4 practice
in biological media ✓ Manufacturing practice - design
✓ Hemodialysis systems 144 4 and engineering practice 864 24
✓ Devices and methods for monitoring 144 4 ✓ Educational practice - undergraduate practice 432 12
blood composition ✓ State final certification (master's theses) 216 6
✓ Organization of production and market 72 2
launch of medical equipment TOTAL 4320 120

* Contact (hours) ** ECTS

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Master's theses themes

✓ Electrocardiographic systems
✓ Automated external defibrillators
✓ Ventricular assist devices
✓ Biocompatible nanomaterial
✓ Biomedical optics
✓ Hemodialysis systems
✓ Noninvasive glucometers
✓ Artificial pancreas systems
✓ Transcutaneous wireless energy transfer
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Academic Supervisor
Sergey Selishchev
Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor. The author of more than photo
200 scientific papers. He took part in more than 70 international, all-Union and
all-Russian conferences.

Lecturers

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Sergey Tereshchenko Dmitry Potapov Ivan Pyanov Dmitry Telyshev Alexander Gerasimenko

Doctor of Physical Doctor of Physical Candidate of Physical Candidate of Science Candidate of Physical
and Mathematical Sciences, and Mathematical Sciences, and Mathematical Sciences, Engineering, and Mathematical Sciences,
Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor
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Areas of graduates' professional activity

R&D in the development of personalized, wearable and implantable biomedical systems.

Graduate employment areas

R&D Technical Advice

Protection of intellectual
activity results
Certification of medical equipment and products

Top 5 employers

Samsung Research Philips Electronics General Electric Healthcare Siemens Healthcare Medical computer systems
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Graduates of this program have competencies

that allow solving the following professional problems
· Analysis of scientific and technical information in the development of personalized, wearable and implantable
biomedical systems
· Experimental studies to create personalized, wearable and implantable biomedical systems

Professional competencies (PC)

PC-1. Ability to analyze the state of a scientific and technical problem, technical specifications and setting goals
and objectives for the design of biotechnological systems and medical devices based on the selection and study
of literature and patent sources

PC-2. Ability to choose a method and develop experimental research programs,

conduct biomedical research using technical means, choose a method for processing research results
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Student’s review
Pavel Vasylevsky
I'm a first year postgraduate student at the Institute of biomedical systems. This year I
pursued a master's degree in biotechnical systems and technologies also in the Institute
of biomedical systems. The aim of my research work was to investigate the effects of
radar radiation on protein dissolutions with carbon nanotubes, during our master
program, we were learning such disciplines as well let analysis and neural networks
electrical graphic systems, laser engineering of biocompatible materials and some
common disciplines.

Most of all, I like the discipline “laser engineering of biocompatible materials” goes
directly related to the topic of my research work, I was able to emphasize many
interesting and useful facts and improve my knowledge about the interaction of laser
radiation with biological matter. Studying at our institute was very interesting because
our academic studies were interactive. We didn't just listen to lectures, but we were
constantly involved in the discussion of rigorous scientific problems. I want to continue
my work at the Institute of biomedical systems because I see its huge potential and there
is still a lot of interesting undecided challenges to solve.
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Expert’s opinion
Nikolai Bazaev MIET graduate, Head of Research department, ESDIAR LLC

The master's program at the Institute of Biomedical Systems (BMS) in MIET is related to the
training of artificial organ engineering. The teaching staff consists of specialists directly involved in
the process of developing technical systems for replacing the functions of internals. The
curriculum includes the following directions: the auxiliary circulatory system, the artificial blood
purification system, regenerative medicine, modern methods and means of diagnosing and
treating diseases. Thus, students have the opportunity to prepare their graduation works at a high
scientific level.

The Institute of BMS cooperates with representatives of the industry sector, implements projects
and transfers research results in the real sector of the economy. After the graduation students
become sought-after specialists among enterprises in Zelenograd and Moscow, or continue their
scientific activities”.

ESDIAR is located in special economic zone “Zelenograd”. The company specializes in research
and design works for innovative medicine. The staff consists of students and postgraduates of
MIET, young scientists, researchers and engineers.
Contacts
INSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL SYSTEM
Professor Sergey V. Selishchev
Academic Supervisior
Tel. +7 (499) 720-87-63
sersel@miee.ru

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DIVISION

Mrs. Irina I. Ponomaryova
Head of International Relations Division
Tel. +7 (499) 734-02-64
ird@miee.ru

VICE-RECTOR
Dr. Dmitriy G. Kovalenko
Vice-Rector for International Affairs
Tel. +7 (499) 720-89-33
media@miee.ru