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Biomedical Internet of Things Devices Certificate

Be a part of the future of healthcare innovation and health tech.

Designed for forward-thinking professionals and graduates, our Biomedical IoT Devices certificate equips you with the expertise to develop and implement IoT solutions tailored for biomedical applications.

Program type:
Certificate - Graduate
Format:
On Campus or Online
Est. time to complete:
1-2 years
Credit hours:
10

Why get a certificate in Biomedical Internet of Things (IoT) Devices?

Graduate Application Deadlines
Fall:
Aug. 1
Spring:
Dec. 1
Summer:
May 1

If you're an international student, refer to the international application process for deadlines.

Blending engineering, healthcare and IoT technology, this certificate will provide you with flexible online and on-campus options, hands-on projects and an interdisciplinary curriculum.

The graduate certificate in Biomedical IoT Devices at UND offers advanced training and specialization in the design, development and implementation of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies specifically tailored for biomedical tech. After earning your certificate you'll be able to help fill the growing demand for professionals equipped with the skills to design, deploy and maintain IoT devices and the systems which support them. This may range from a simple Bluetooth sensor for use in the home to cloud databases and web dashboards to track and display health data.

Each course in this certificate from UND includes a multidisciplinary engineering project, allowing you to work across fields like biomedical engineering, electrical engineering and computer science. These projects are student-led, empowering you to take charge of the design and execution, honing your leadership and innovation skills. The hands-on, industry-relevant projects in each course build your practical skills essential for careers in healthcare IoT, such as device design, prototyping and regulatory considerations.

Launch Your Biomedical Career at UND

Access the Bioinnovation Zone at UND, a unique platform that fosters entrepreneurial innovation and collaboration. Students can create their own biomedical startups or work with established companies in the state of North Dakota to bring their ideas to market. UND’s partnerships with local biomedical engineering companies and startups provide students with opportunities to network and gain industry experience, making it easier to transition into professional roles post-graduation.

 

Biomedical IoT Devices Certification Online or On Campus

  • Dive into a tailored, hands-on biomedical engineering education with UND's Innovation Based Learning curriculum.

  • UND has educated distance engineering students for over 40 years. These decades of experience make us experts in training biomedical students online.

  • Engage in cutting-edge research at UND’s research centers, particularly those focused on biomedical engineering and healthcare technologies. This includes areas like health informatics, IoT applications in healthcare and medical device development.

  • Work with both hardware and software tools for biomedical device prototyping and testing, offering valuable practical experience directly aligned with industry needs.

  • Looking for a more extensive Biomedical Engineering graduate degree program? Explore our Biomedical Engineering (M.S.) and Biomedical Engineering (Ph.D.) programs.

  • Designed to accommodate the needs of working professionals and recent graduates, students can complete courses on-campus or online.

Transform Healthcare with Biomedical IoT Skills

Graduates of UND’s Biomedical IoT Devices graduate certificate program will gain the knowledge and technical skills needed to design, develop, and manage cutting-edge biomedical technologies and networks that are transforming healthcare.

IoT-Connected Medical Ecosystems

Learn to design IoT-based medical networks and systems that connect devices for seamless data exchange and advanced healthcare service delivery.

Embedded Systems in Medical IoT

Master the integration of embedded systems and engineering innovations to enhance the functionality and performance of IoT-enabled medical devices.

Healthcare Cyber-Physical Systems

Develop the expertise to create secure, reliable cyber-physical systems that combine IoT with control technologies for critical healthcare applications.

Biomedical Monitoring and Feedback Systems

Design real-time and continuous monitoring systems that provide actionable health insights and support patient care through advanced analytics.

Biomedical Sensor Networks

Engineer interconnected sensor networks, including body area networks, to collect, transmit, and analyze patient data for precise medical interventions.

Wearable Medical Technologies

Build and optimize wearable health devices that integrate seamlessly into IoT systems to monitor and improve patient health.

IoT-Enabled Biomedical Engineering

Apply IoT principles to biomedical engineering, creating innovative solutions to advance medical device design and healthcare applications.

General Biomedical Devices

Gain foundational knowledge to design and improve biomedical devices, bridging traditional medical technology with IoT advancements.

Security and Privacy in Healthcare IoT

Acquire skills to implement robust security measures and privacy protections for connected healthcare systems and devices.

What can you do with a Biomedical Internet of Things Devices certificate?

212Billion

Dollars the global Healthcare IoT market size is expected to grow to by 2028 (from $83 billion in 2023)

Markets and Markets

7%

Average growth rate for biomedical engineer careers in the next decade

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

The global need for people with biomedical IoT skills is on the rise. With a certificate in Biomedical IoT Devices from UND, you'll be poised to work in a variety of healthcare-related fields focusing on:

  • Healthcare and medical devices
  • Telemedicine and remote healthcare
  • Biotechnologies
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Wearable technologies
  • Health informatics

After earning your certificate from UND, you'll gain the skills to seek careers such as :

  • Biomedical IoT Engineer
  • Healthcare System Integrator
  • IoT Solutions Architect
  • Medical Device Developer
  • Telehealth Consultant
  • Regulatory Affairs Specialist
  • Clinical Data Analyst
  • Clinical Engineer

Biomedical IoT Devices Certification Courses

BME 631. Anatomy and Physiology for Biomedical Engineers I. 4 Credits.

This course is designed to develop the student in; 1) the practice of medical device and process innovation, 2) the engineering perspective of physiological concepts, 3) professionalism, and 4) ethical and regulatory issues. The course uses an established experiential learning model termed Innovation-Based learning. In innovation-based learning, students select an innovation project, form teams, and throughout the semester, learn to integrate physiological knowledge with ethical and regulatory constraints to produce an innovation in the biomedical engineering space while gaining professional skills. Student assessment of learning is accomplished through mastery of pillar concepts, generation of project tokens, and communicating the innovation to society. Prerequisite: Background knowledge in differential equations, physics of electric and magnetic fields, introductory chemistry, or by instructor approval. F.

BME 450. Biomedical Instrumentation (Medical IoT Innovation I). 3 Credits.

The goal of this course is to introduce students to engineering principles of biomedical devices. The particular emphasis is on electrical devices but an introduction to biomedical imaging modalities, biomechanics and biomaterials is also provided. The course focuses on both theoretical and practical aspects of biomedical instruments. The course includes a special emphasis on campus laboratory activities. There is also a strong research component to the course expecting the students to produce a written report at the end and present their results to the class. A student with a strong background in physics, math and also programming will be able to benefit from this course. Familiarity with electrical circuits is an asset. Prerequisite: EE 314 and EE 321. S.

BME 451. Medical IoT Innovation II: Digital Data Use. 3 Credits.

This course is designed to develop the student in; 1) the practice of medical device and process innovation, 2) the engineering perspective of physiological concepts, 3) professionalism, and 4) ethical and regulatory issues. The course utilizes innovation-based learning where the students select an innovation project, form teams, learn to integrate physiological knowledge with ethical and regulatory constraints to produce an innovation in the biomedical engineering space while gaining professional skills. Student assessment of learning is accomplished through mastery of pillar concepts, generation of project tokens, and communicating the innovation to society. Prerequisite: BME 180; CEM Core Programming Course - ENGR 200, CSCI 130, or EE 304; CEM Core Statistics Course - CHE 315, EE 318, or MATH 321; all with a grade of C or better, or Instructor Approval. On demand.

 

Online Biomedical Internet of Things (IoT) Devices Certificate

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Flexible Online Biomedical IoT Devices Courses

All engineering online courses follow the UND semester-based schedule noted in the academic calendar. Some online courses may have optional opportunities for live Zoom class lectures instead of watching pre-recorded lecture videos which all online courses have available.

With asynchronous classes, you do not attend class at a set time. If you need to balance work, family and other commitments, this flexible format allows you to learn anywhere at any time.

Depending on your instructor, you’ll learn online through:

  • Lesson modules
  • Streaming video content
  • Virtual libraries
  • Posted lectures
  • Online simulations

There will be times when you interact with your instructor and classmates through online discussion boards, polls and chat rooms.

Your learning revolves around materials that can be accessed on your own time within a set time frame. However, this is not a self-paced course. You’ll have structure and deadlines.

Top-Tier Online Certificate in Biomedical Internet of Things Devices

Over a third of UND's student population is exclusively online; plus, more take a combination of online and on-campus classes. You can feel reassured knowing you won't be alone in your online learning journey, and you'll have resources and services tailored to your needs.

No matter how you customize your online experience, you’ll get the same top-quality education as any other on campus student.

  • Same degree: All online programs are fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). Your transcript and diploma are exactly the same as our on-campus students.
  • Same classes: You’ll take courses from UND professors, start and end the semesters at the same time and take the same classes as a student on campus.
  • Real interaction: You can ask questions, get feedback and regularly connect with your professors, peers and professionals in the field.
  • Your own academic advisor: As an invaluable go-to, they’re focused on you, your personal success and your future career.
  • Free online tutoring: We're here to help you one-on-one at no cost. Plus, get access to a variety of self-help online study resources.
  • Unlimited academic coaching: Need support to achieve your academic goals or feeling stumped by a tough course? We'll help with everything from stress and time management to improving your memory to achieve higher test scores.
  • Full online access: Dig into virtual research at UND's libraries. Improve your writing skills with online help from the UND Writing Center. Get online access to career services, veteran and military services, financial services and more.
  • 24/7 technical support: UND provides free computer, email and other technical support for all online students.
  • Networking opportunities: Our significant online student population means you’ll have a large pool of peers to connect with. UND has numerous online events and activities to keep you connected.

Best Online College

Our high alumni salaries and job placement rates, with affordable online tuition rates make UND a best-value university for online education. UND's breadth of online programs rivals all other nonprofit universities in the Upper Midwest making UND one of the best online schools in the region.

UND ranks among the best online colleges in the nation for:

  • Affordability
  • Student satisfaction (retention rate)
  • Academic quality (4-year graduate rate)
  • Student outcomes (20-year return on investment per Payscale.com)

 

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Biomedical Engineering Director
P 701.777.5642

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