MA/MS in Biomedical Engineering

Physicians and patients increasingly depend on advanced medical equipment for diagnosis, treatment and ongoing care, and biomedical engineers play a central role in developing, designing and refining devices such as microsensors, joint replacement prostheses, imaging and image-processing systems, and instruments applied in minimally invasive surgery and in diagnosing movement disorders. The multidisciplinary master's programme builds an understanding of biology and medical theory alongside specialised technical training in fields such as electrical, physics, materials and mechanical engineering, teaching students to build conceptual models approached from a technical angle. Students collaborate closely with physicians, scientists and other healthcare staff, working on-site at partner academic institutions as part of a programme run jointly across three faculties.