A research-focused MSc that trains engineers to apply quantitative and analytical methods to health-related problems. Suited to students with a basic undergraduate engineering education who want to specialise in a biomedical engineering subfield and pursue research, product design or development work.
Students specialise within a sub-field of Biomedical Engineering and gain the ability to carry out advanced research and development. Coursework and supervised research focus on applying quantitative and analytical engineering techniques to health problems, preparing students to design new products or contribute original scientific knowledge in their chosen specialty.
The programme is aimed at applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree providing a basic engineering education. The department page provides further administrative and programme details.
Graduates are prepared to take part in biomedical engineering projects and to conduct research capable of yielding conference papers, journal publications and patentable inventions. The training supports roles in R&D, product design and research within academia, industry or related organisations.
Funding information is not specified on the programme text; prospective applicants should consult the university's scholarship and graduate funding pages for available fellowships, assistantships or external grants that support master's research.
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