In both developed and emerging countries, the number of people who need care but find themselves far from the health system continues to rise. Whether it is a person living in a medical desert (urban or rural), an elderly person with a loss of autonomy or a young mother who lives in a country with an insufficient health system, the challenge is ultimately the same: how to facilitate access to diagnostics and propose a care strategy compatible with the conditions of isolation of the patient? Our hypothesis is that the deployment of telemedicine tools can provide an effective and inexpensive solution to bring care to the patient when the opposite is not possible. But to develop such innovations we urgently need to train engineers and make them work together. Thus, our objective through this application for an EMDM in telemedicine is to build an international training and mobility program with European academic partners experts in technologies applied to medical engineering.To develop this program, we will start by recruiting university partners and then we will define together the learning objectives as well as the content necessary for this training. Our method will be based on regular meetings with our counterparts to first convince them of the challenge and then on the organization of collective work sessions to agree on the scope of the training and to frame together the mobility of students. In short, we aim to build a joint master's program to meet the challenge of training engineers in innovation applied to telemedicine that humanity will need tomorrow. Before committing to an EMJM application we have chosen a preliminary year of design in the hope of guaranteeing us maximum success afterwards.