DMCC: Medical Devices from Design to Market Launch



A CROSS-FUNCTIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM FOR IN-DEPTH KNOWLEDGE OF THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY AND A RAPID AND EFFECTIVE TRANSITION INTO THE WORKFORCE
OBJECTIVES
To train professionals specializing in the design, evaluation, production, and regulation of medical devices – To equip students with advanced knowledge for their specialization in the field of medical devices – To develop students’ ability to adapt to scientific, industrial, and societal environments – To enhance graduates’ employability through academic and work-study programs. – Offer interactive instruction: learning labs, flipped classrooms, interactive seminars, company visits, project-based learning, and more.

The Benefits of the DMCC Program
- Project-Based Learning (PBL) based on the real-world clinical needs of patients, clinicians, and medical device companies
- More than 35 industry professionals and clinicians who base their teaching on their daily professional practice
- Access to the DISCORD network for all DMCC Master's graduates to discuss issues in the medical device industry
- Access to the Qualitiso website during the training period at the university.
- An Alumni Day to Prepare for Career Entry
- Visits to companies and research laboratories related to the medical device sector (Dedienne Santé, Womed, etc.)
- Integration into the Medical Device Innovation Institute Network
- Participation in the After Hours Innovation event (Outreach on Innovative Medical Devices)
- A small team of faculty members who are experts in the field and deeply committed to providing personalized support to help students transition into their careers.
- An apprenticeship program structured to maximize the time spent at the workplace
SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE GAINED THROUGH THE PROGRAM
- Synthesis, Characterization, Evaluation, and Processing of Biomaterials
- General Knowledge of Medical Device Applications by Discipline
- In-depth knowledge of the regulatory and economic constraints of the
medical device market - Innovation Process for Medical Devices
- Regulation of Medical Devices
- Clinical and Preclinical Evaluation of Medical Devices
- Quality Management System
- Production Management
- Marketing and Business Development
- Post-Marketing Surveillance
SPECIFIC SKILLS GAINED THROUGH THIS PROGRAM
Skills for entering the workforce in leadership roles within the medical device industry:
- Identify a clinical need and define the specifications for an innovative medical device
- Ability to design a medical device based on scientific
, and technical principles related to biomaterials - Prepare a design dossier and a technical dossier for CE marking
- Plan the development, evaluation, and industrialization
stages of a medical device - Implement a risk analysis related to the life cycle of a medical device
- Understand the specific characteristics of the medical device throughout its life cycle
within the company (R&D, Production, Regulatory Affairs, Quality,
Marketing, etc.)
TEACHING RESOURCES AND PRESENTERS
3D Printing Education Center for Healthcare. Learning Lab, flipped classroom, interactive seminars, company visits, project-based learning…
Numerous guest speakers from the industry:
- Specialists in innovation in the field of medical devices and biomaterial
s (researchers and faculty members) - Associate Professors with Industrial Experience in the Field of Medical Devices
- Hospital Practitioners (PU-PH, MCU-PH, PH, and Chief Resident)
- Institutions (HAS, CNEDIMTs, CEPS, etc.)
- Industry experts in various sectors of the medical device industry:
o Regulatory Affairs
o Quality Management Systems
o Production
o Preclinical and Clinical Evaluations
o Business Development
o Marketing
M1 and M2 programs open to apprenticeship; schedules tailored to optimize practical training
occupations:
Career opportunities for graduates of this program are primarily in the medical device sector (SMEs, micro-businesses, mid-sized companies, or large corporations) as a project manager and in:
• R&D
• Production
• Regulatory Affairs
• Quality
• Preclinical and clinical evaluations of medical devices
Aurora tells us about her job as a junior product manager in the medical device industry. To learn more about these careers, follow us on Instagram: @mon_metier_dans_le_dm
Video: Interview with a work-study student as part of INSIDE IS ISMA
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR: 2026/2027/2028
1-Year Apprenticeship (M2), 2026–2027
2-year program: (M1 + M2), 2026–2028

