We create scientists in innovative medical products of high sustainability

Program Overview

The Dual Master’s Programme entitled Design and Manufacturing of Sustainable Medical Devices is jointly offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), Greece, and the College of Engineering at Texas A&M University (TAMU), USA. It aims to develop professionals with specialized expertise in sustainable development, capable of contributing to the improvement of healthcare quality while simultaneously reducing environmental impact through technological innovation and sustainable production practices.

The main focus areas of the programme are outlined as follows:

The two Universities

The Dual Master’s Programme is jointly offered by Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Texas A&M University, bringing together academic expertise, research infrastructure and international collaboration.

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki / School of Mechanical Engineering

A leading Mechanical Engineering school in Greece, supported by a multidepartmental network of specialized laboratories and research groups.

Texas A&M University / Department of Biomedical Engineering

One of the largest and most distinguished engineering departments with international recognition, strong research background and industry partnerships.

Life in Thessaloniki

A city that surprises everyone who arrives.

Greece’s second biggest city sits at the crossroads of Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean. Cosmopolitan, safe and deeply student-centred — with a cost of living that makes the most of your budget.

Thessaloniki waterfront
Thessaloniki in snow
Christmas in Thessaloniki
Byzantine Castle in Thessaloniki
Umbrellas sculpture in Thessaloniki

€600–800

Avg. monthly living cost

Direct flights

More than 135 international destinations

EU & Eurozone

Degree and rights fully portable

Mediterranean-located

Climate, food, culture, safety

Are you ready to apply?

Applications open for the 2027-2028 academic year. Review entry requirements, fees and deadlines on the admissions page.