Technology & Development
Nurturing young talent in medical technology
THERA-Trainer supports the Ulm MedTech Scholarship programme
Leoni Schulz
Eventmanagement and Public Relations, THERA-Trainer
The medical technology industry faces significant challenges. Innovative products, technical know-how and practical training are crucial to meet the increasing demand for qualified specialists. That’s why THERA-Trainer is proud to be a partner in the new Ulm MedTech Scholarship at Ulm University of Applied Sciences (THU) – a funding programme that prepares students in the “Medical Devices – Research and Development” master’s programme for successful careers in the industry.
Scholarship with added value: practical experience, career development and future prospects
The Ulm MedTech Scholarship programme com-bines financial support with valuable insights into everyday professional life. THERA-Trainer is one of five regional companies – alongside Beurer, SpineServ, ulrich medical and Zimmer MedizinSysteme – that supports emerging talent with €300 monthly funding while providing hands-on projects, networking opportunities and the option to complete their master’s thesis within the company.
“At THERA-Trainer, introducing young talent to hands-on experience at an early stage is top priority,” says Petra Bonin, Head of Human Resources. “This allows us not only to share our experiences and expertise, but also to ensure students are perfectly equipped to meet the demands of the medical technology industry.”
“At THERA-Trainer, introducing young talent to hands-on experience at an early stage is top priority,” says Petra Bonin, Head of Human Resources. “This allows us not only to share our experiences and expertise, but also to ensure students are perfectly equipped to meet the demands of the medical technology industry.”
Bridging the gap between university and industry
Ulm University of Applied Sciences offers a unique blend of medical expertise and technical implementation through its “Medical Devices – Research and Development” programme. The scholarship transforms theoretical knowledge into real-world applications through collaborations with companies such as THERA-Trainer.
“The Ulm MedTech Scholarship provides students with both financial backing and real-world exposure to their future career environment from day one,” explains Prof. Dr Felix Capanni, programme director who launched this initiative. “The partner companies also benefit from the programme: companies can win over the skilled professionals and future leaders early on.”
“The Ulm MedTech Scholarship provides students with both financial backing and real-world exposure to their future career environment from day one,” explains Prof. Dr Felix Capanni, programme director who launched this initiative. “The partner companies also benefit from the programme: companies can win over the skilled professionals and future leaders early on.”
“At THERA-Trainer, introducing young talent to hands-on experience at an early stage is top priority.”
Our offer: innovation and support for aspiring medical technicians
programme partnership by offering students and young professionals multiple pathways to enhance their practical knowledge – from internships and student positions to exciting collaborative research projects. We bridge the gap between university and real-world medical technology.
Anyone interested in a hands-on education with future career prospects will find an excellent opportunity to fulfil their ambitions with the Ulm MedTech Scholarship programme.
Anyone interested in a hands-on education with future career prospects will find an excellent opportunity to fulfil their ambitions with the Ulm MedTech Scholarship programme.
“The Ulm MedTech Scholarship provides students with both financial backing and real-world exposure to their future career environment from day one.”
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Leoni Schulz
Eventmanagement and Public Relations, THERA-Trainer
Leoni Schulz has been supporting the editorial team of THERAPY Magazine since mid-2024. In addition to her responsibilities in layout and typesetting, she is also involved editorially. She writes her own contributions and articles for the editorial section. Thanks to her several years of experience in rehabilitation and medical technology, she brings comprehensive industry knowledge and valuable insights to her articles.
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