NTU Department & Institute of Biomedical Engineering
NTU's biomedical engineering department and graduate institute, an interdisciplinary program spanning medicine, EECS, mechanics and materials.
Verified learning resources for breaking into Taiwan's healthcare tech and digital health industry (2024-2026): degrees, courses, certifications, communities, media and events across medical-domain, technical and regulatory skills.
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NTU's biomedical engineering department and graduate institute, an interdisciplinary program spanning medicine, EECS, mechanics and materials.
NTU's BEBI institute under the College of EECS, applying electronics and informatics to medical devices and biomedical information platforms.
NTU College of Medicine institute focused on medical devices and medical imaging, close to clinical-side device and imaging-AI development.
NYCU center integrating medicine, nursing, pharmacy, biology and informatics for digital medicine, with related graduate programs.
China Medical University's department of biomedical informatics, training medical-informatics and medical-AI talent.
MOL/MOEA youth vocational-training program, including ITRI's Smart Healthcare AI Application Talent course, with heavy training-fee subsidies.
ITRI College offers practical courses on device regulation, ISO 13485, and smart-healthcare AI, some counting toward MOHW-recognized training hours.
III's data analytics, AI, and generative-AI course series plus the Generative AI Competency Certification, with applications across healthcare and other domains.
NTU's free OpenCourseWare and NTU MOOCs on Coursera, including biostatistics, medical humanities, and biomedical-related courses.
Taiwan's largest online course platform (810k+ members) with Python, data analytics, AI, and design courses for technical upskilling.
DeepLearning.AI's three-course AI for Medicine specialization, covering diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment.
Stanford School of Medicine's specialization on safely and ethically bringing AI into the clinic.
Health-informatics courses from top schools on edX, e.g., MITx Collaborative Data Science for Healthcare and GTx Health Informatics.
Taiwan's main biomedical engineering society, running the annual conference and the BME Professional Certificate exam, a local credential for practitioners.
Taiwan's core medical-informatics society issuing the Medical Informatics Manager/Analyst certification, and host of MedInfo 2025.
RAPS's international regulatory-affairs certification, the benchmark credential for RA careers in drugs and devices.
Internal-auditor and Lead Auditor training for the medical-device QMS standard, offered by SGS, CPC, ISO Leader, ITRI and others.
PMI's international project-management certification; the PMI Taiwan chapter and many training providers operate locally.
Engineering/ML/data certs across the three major clouds, each with healthcare data services (AWS HealthLake, GCP Healthcare API, Azure Health).
DAMA International's data-management/governance certification, with prep courses available in Taiwan (e.g., Data Governance Academy).
CISSP (security management) and CEH (ethical hacking) are benchmark security certs relevant to hospital and medical-device security.
ACRP (CCRA) and SOCRA (CCRP) are international clinical-research-professional certifications centered on GCP (Good Clinical Practice).
Taiwan's most influential biotech & healthcare industry-promotion body, organizer of the Taiwan Healthcare Expo.
FHIR is the modern healthcare interoperability standard; FHIR Taiwan offers a free public FHIR test server, registry, and community resources.
A PyTorch-based open-source medical-imaging AI framework and research community started by NVIDIA and King's College London.
Taiwan's medical-imaging informatics standards community, running FHIR/DICOM/IHE training and the Taiwan Medical Informatics Connectathon.
The longest-running, widest-reaching Chinese-language biomedical industry media, with a monthly magazine, daily Bio News Radar, podcast, and newsletter.
One of Taiwan's most influential tech-business media outlets, regularly covering digital health, healthtech startups and trends.
Taiwan's first nonprofit foundation-backed investigative media outlet, with health coverage spanning public health, medical policy, and ethics.
Taiwan's first book systematically discussing medical-AI trends, by a medical-AI pioneer with dual medicine/IT backgrounds.
Introduces smart-healthcare applications across 9 dimensions and 30 topics, by an AI/IT expert whose team won a WHO COVID-19 hackathon.
A global health hackathon by Harvard T.H. Chan School's Health Systems Innovation Lab; the 2026 Taiwan Hub is hosted at NTU College of Public Health.
An AI co-creation sprint hackathon at TMU's Shuang-Ho campus (2026 edition aimed at high-school students nationwide).
One of Asia-Pacific's flagship medical exhibitions, focused on smart healthcare, digital health and medical devices.