SCE München 48.1538958 Heßstraße 89 +498912653200
Health & Wellbeing at the Real Projects
The fact that medical innovation and speed in the development of active ingredients are crucial is something we have known since before the pandemic. In order to develop innovative products and services in the fields of medical technology, biotechnology and healthcare services, companies, the public healthcare sector, hospital operators and health insurance companies need to work together with start-ups, innovation experts and investors.
Responsible:
BioMedLab
The BioMedLab is an interdisciplinary training laboratory for medical-related degree programmes and courses. It houses various subject areas that are relevant in the context of medical-technical training. These include: Anatomy and physiology, medical technology, human biology, neurological image data processing, ergonomics and work design, as well as light and health. It is also available to industry as an application laboratory to support device development.
Responsible:
Program Manager
Real Projects
T: 089 1265 3247
Linkedin johanna.kobilke@sce.deJohanna holds the position of Head of Qualification at the SCE and is also responsible for Real Projects and the university certificate ‘Entrepreneurial Thinking and Action’ as Programme Manager. In this role, she organises and supervises various entrepreneurship seminars every semester, in which students work on real challenges together with professors from Munich University of Applied Sciences - with the aim of promoting entrepreneurial thinking and innovative solutions in a practical way.
Johanna holds a Master's degree in Sustainable Management from Uppsala University in Sweden and is strongly committed to a sustainable future through innovation and responsible entrepreneurship in her professional work. Prior to joining SCE, she led a teaching project focused on impact and sustainability and worked with Munich's three big universities and their incubators to strengthen Munich as an innovation hub through cross-sector collaboration.
Prof. Dr Christian Hanshans is Professor of Medicine and Biomedical Engineering and head of the interdisciplinary research and training centre for medicine-related courses at the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Mechatronics at HM Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences. A detailed description of his areas of specialisation, focus and functions can be found here.