The Postgraduate Program in Applied Biomechanics and Biomaterials in Orthopaedics covers the following subjects:

First Semester:

1. Introduction to Musculoskeletal Biomechanics / Mechanics
2. Anatomy of the Musculoskeletal System
3. Introduction to Computational Simulations - Finite Element Method
4. Mechanics of Materials
5. Biomaterials

Second Semester:

1. Digital Design, Computational Methods, and Personalized Approaches in Orthopaedics
2. Material and Structural Strength and Failure Criteria - Fracture Mechanics
3. 3D Printing and Processing Technologies
4. Biomechanical Analysis Applications - Gait Analysis
5. Sports Biomechanics

Third Semester:

1. Group Work
2. Innovative Experimental Techniques for Biomechanical Material and Structure Evaluation
3. Revolutionary Technologies in Orthopaedics
4. Research Methodology and Scientific Writing

Fourth Semester:

1. Master's Thesis

For more details, visit the program's page.