Biology and health systems

Engineers in Biology and Health Systems become quickly operational in different fields such as health care structures, public health organisations, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, biotechnology or agri-food companies, etc.

Our students acquire scientific knowledge and skills in the field of bioproducts, innovation, quality, risks and project management. Our graduates are able to:

Conceive, develop and optimize innovating processesand products for the health industry
Implement appropriate tools and methods for themanagement of health structures and projects
Set up and develop Quality methods and optimize logis-tics
Identify and measure risks related to health activitiesand environments

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3 Specialisation Programmes

Innovative Engineering of Health Products (IPPS): Nutrition Regulations - Senior Project Manager - R&D Engineer
Risk Management in HealthSectors (GRSS): Information Systems Security Manager - HSE Manager - Quality and Risk Management Engineer
Management of ComplexProcesses in the Health Sector(MPCS): Quality Assurance Manager - Clinical Research, Arcagy-Gineco association - Nursing Home Manager

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Project

Nanomedicines project

Nanomedicines project

In the frame of the MISTI program (MIT International Science and Technology Initiatives), the research laboratory MINT welcomed Miss Kristen Frombach, an american student in 1st year of the MIT engineering School of Boston (Massachusetts) in Bioengineering specialization, as an intern during the summer of 2016. Kristen contributed to a research project in the field of the development of future nanomedicines for the encapsulation and vectorization of thermosensitive active ingredients (anti-cancer drugs, peptides and antimicrobial agents). She was involved in the development of a new formulation process for Lipidic Nanocapsules. These results led to a scientific publication in the International Journal of Pharmaceutics in 2017, in which she is co-author.Following her internship, Kristen received the MISTI Program Excellence Award, which is a major recognition for MIT student engineers.

After completing your degree

Positions

Fields of activity

Project and organisation management

Manager and Assistant Manager of Medical and Health Care establishments
Clinical Research Associate
Biomedical research coordinator

Quality and logistics

Quality manager –Risk Management Quality Engineer
Qualification-validation Engineer
Logistics and FlowManager
Auditor and Quality consultant

Risk management

HSE Manager
Risk Manager
Information Systems and/or Operation Manager
Manager in Sanitary Quality of Buildings
Coordinator of Sanitary and Energy Renovation of Buildings

Innovation and planning

Research Engineer
Project Manager
Product Conception and Development Manager
Production Manager
Regulatory Affairs Manager

Mediacal or health care establishments

Clinics
Retirement homes, public hospitals: in Management
Quality and Risk Management Department and Clinical Trials

Health products industry

Cosmetics
Pharmaceutical
Agri-food
Biotechnology
Health and nutrition companies: in the Quality
R&D
Logistics
Regulatory Departments

Consultancy, institutions, professional bodies

Quality
Indoor Air Quality
Health and Nutrition Consultant Offices
Health or Audit Agencies
Clinical Trial Companies