The Master’s Degree in Neurotechnology by the UPM is a new and innovative degree, unique at this time in the map of degrees at the institutional, national and international level.
The distribution of credits in the proposed degree is as follows:
| Mandatory ECTS credits: | 36 |
| Optional ECTS credits: | 0 |
| External academic internships ECTS credits: | 6 |
| Master’s thesis ECTS credits: | 18 |
| Additional training ECTS credits: | 0 |
| Total ECTS credits: | 60 |
The curriculum has a semester structure. All subjects will be taught in English.
1st semester ECTS: 30 | 2nd semester ECTS: 30 |
Neuroethics (NRET, 3 ECTS) Seminars (SEMN, 3 ECTS) Neuroscience (NRCN, 6 ECTS) Neurodevices (NRDS, 6 ECTS) AI in Neurotechnology (IANT, 6 ECTS) Neurosignals and Neuroimaging (NRSI, 6 ECTS) | Neuroprosthetics (NPTS, 6 ECTS) Interships (PAE, 6 ECTS) Master’s Thesis (TFM, 18 ECTS) |
Syllabus with detailed subject information– PDF
Course Schedule MASTER IN SCIENCE IN NEUROTECHNOLOGY Download Relevant dates Monday 2nd September: Start of complementary training classes Thursday 12th September, 16:00h, Classroom TBD: Welcome Day Monday 16th September, 9:00h: Start of classes Monday 30th September, 17:00h, Classroom TBD: Master’s Inaugural session; keynote lecture by guest lecturer Álvaro Pascual Leone
The MUNEUROTEC Master takes advantage of the heterogeneous research force of the UPM, with the participation of specialists from different schools. The teaching center responsible for the program is the Faculty of Telecommunication Engineering. The Faculty of Computer Engineering and the Faculty of Civil Engineering have participated in the creation
The Master’s Degree in Neurotechnology at the UPM is aimed at graduates in biomedical engineering, which will be the recommended entry profile. In addition, graduates in other branches of engineering, such as telecommunication engineering, industrial and automatic engineering, data engineering, or computer engineering, which will constitute the additional entry profile,