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    MSc 1 year full-time

Course Description

Whether it’s biomechanics and biomaterials, bioimaging and bioseng, or a combination of both, this 12-month course aims to provide science and engineering graduates from diverse backgrounds with a solid grounding in modern bioengineering technologies.

This multidisciplinary masters covers practical and theoretical aspects of bioengineering, including:

  • Medical imaging
  • Medical device design and regulation
  • Cell-biomaterial surface interactions
  • Materials characterisation
  • Functionalisation of surface
  • Biomechanics

The course will prepare students for a wide variety of careers within industry, hospitals, clinical or research environments, independent learning, or for further education within postgraduate research.

Entry Requirements

A high 2:2 (or international equivalent) in a relevant subject. Applicants with an engineering or physical sciences degree or the BSc Biotechnology are eligible to apply.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

Our graduates go on to a wide range of careers. Some go on to do PhDs, while others enter roles that have a direct correlation to their degree, including in the medical device industry, biomedical imaging industry and bioengineering regulatory organisations. Others use their transferable skills in a range of sectors.

Module Details

Core modules

  • Advanced Materials Research and Communication (autumn)
  • Human Structure and Function for Engineers (autumn)
  • Cell Structure and Function for Engineers (autumn)
  • Medical Device Design and Regulation (year long)
  • Advanced Engineering Research Project Organisation and Design (spring)
  • Individual Postgraduate Project (summer)

Optional modules

  • Biomedical Applications of Biomaterials (autumn)
  • Biomechanics (spring)
  • Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing (spring)
  • Digital Signal Processing (autumn)
  • Sensing Systems and Signal Processing
  • Computational Fluid Dynamics (autumn)
  • Functional Medical Imaging (spring)

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