Will my one year of work experience in medical technology be considered for my application for a Master's?
It depends. Some German Master's programs in medical technology require or value work experience, while others focus mainly on academic qualifications.
- Some programs (like Biomedical Technology at University of Siegen) require at least one year of relevant work experience.
- Others (such as Medical Engineering at FH Aachen or Medical Technology at WH Zwickau) do not list work experience as an admission criterion, but you can still include it to strengthen your application.
Always check the specific requirements for each program you're interested in.
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