The Master of Advanced Studies MAS in Cardiovascular Technology provides CP specialists with a recognized university degree that gives them a wide range of skills. Graduates can perform extracorporeal circulation and perioperative haemodialysis and haemofiltration, as well as prepare and retransfuse autologous blood components with all measures. They are also able to participate in cardiac pacemaker therapies and pediatric cardiology and cardiology diagnostics, as well as taking on tasks in organ transplants, providing equipment support in minimally invasive cardiac surgery and monitoring adult patients and newborns in the field of extracorporeal circulation.

The UAS MAS Cardiovascular Perfusion continuing education program is taught in English.

Specialists and health professionals from the cardiovascular field who have a degree in cardiovascular technology MAS Cardiovascular Perfusion CHE or UAS or a comparable qualification, understand English specialist literature and have the prospect of an internship in cardiovascular perfusion are admitted to the postgraduate Master in Cardiovascular Technology MAS Cardiovascular Perfusion. Persons with intensive care or anesthesia training can be accepted sur dossier. All prospective students must also attend an admissions interview to determine their intentions and suitability.

The time required for the MAS Cardiovascular Perfusion should not be underestimated, even if the attendance time per module is only four to six days. With 15 modules and a duration of around two months per module, the Master's program takes around three years. In addition, there is accompanied and individual self-study.

The training program in cardiovascular technology listed here is a continuing education program leading to the Master of Advanced Studies MAS in Cardiovascular Perfusion. The degree meets the requirements of the EBCP, the European Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion. The postgraduate master's course takes place on a part-time basis.