MSc Biomedical Engineering
Course Overview
This MSc in Biomedical Engineering equips engineering, mathematics, and physical science graduates with the advanced skills to develop innovative engineering solutions for modern healthcare challenges. You will learn to design and evaluate medical devices and technologies by combining principles from engineering, biology, and medicine. The course prepares you for a leading role in improving patient care through technology, with a strong emphasis on ethical and societal implications.
Key Program Highlights
- Specialize with one of five dedicated pathways to tailor your degree to your career ambitions
- Learn from interdisciplinary teams of physicians, scientists, and engineers in a collaborative environment
- Develop and evaluate real-world medical products, from artificial organs to advanced prostheses
- Choose from a range of optional modules, including materials engineering and biological-inspired robotics
- Gain expertise informed by the University's pioneering Institute for Life Sciences and Zepler Institute for Photonics and Nanoelectronics
Course Overview
This MSc in Biomedical Engineering equips engineering, mathematics, and physical science graduates with the advanced skills to develop innovative engineering solutions for modern healthcare challenges. You will learn to design and evaluate medical devices and technologies by combining principles from engineering, biology, and medicine. The course prepares you for a leading role in improving patient care through technology, with a strong emphasis on ethical and societal implications.
Key Program Highlights
- Specialize with one of five dedicated pathways to tailor your degree to your career ambitions
- Learn from interdisciplinary teams of physicians, scientists, and engineers in a collaborative environment
- Develop and evaluate real-world medical products, from artificial organs to advanced prostheses
- Choose from a range of optional modules, including materials engineering and biological-inspired robotics
- Gain expertise informed by the University's pioneering Institute for Life Sciences and Zepler Institute for Photonics and Nanoelectronics
