OJT training cum project
About This Course
Students on the WSP track will be involved in an On-the-Job training (OJT) at their place of employment. A project on designing/regulating biomedical devices will be structured with the employer. Students are expected to execute the project at the workplace. Through hands-on experience in designing and improving biomedical devices, students will acquire a greater understanding of progress and advancement of tools used in healthcare. Non-WSP track students will be assigned in-house projects in place of the OJT component.
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
The Minimum Entry Requirements (MER) for the Specialist Diploma in Biomedical Technology
a. For non-WSP format - Relevant local polytechnic diploma or degree in engineering and sciences from recognized institutions.
b. For WSP format – relevant local polytechnic diploma