Biomedical Engineering

Entry requirements

The MSc in Biomedical Engineering is designed for graduates from an engineering, sciences (physics) or relevant background with significant engineering/sciences/mathematical content.

You will need a 2:1 Bachelor (Honours) degree or international equivalent in engineering, sciences (physics) or a relevant related subject.

Months of entry

September

Course content

This course is led by the Department of Engineering with some input from the Department of Biosciences.

Prospective students registered in this new innovative programme will gain the necessary skills for a career in the Biomedical and Biotechnology fields with an outlook of learning skills for healthcare technologies in designing and developing relevant biomedical devices and products used in the health sector as well as gaining knowledge of the mechanics and operation of artificial organs in the human body.

The degree covers the use of data and artificial intelligence methods in helping with addressing some of the most pressing challenges in the field of Biomedical Engineering as well as other relevant engineering challenges when applicable.

Course structure

Year 1 modules

Core modules:

Biomechanics

Physiological Fluid Mechanics

Artificial Organs

Biotechnology Design Project

Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning

Tissue Engineering

Research and Development Project

Optional modules:

In recent years, optional modules have included:

Students usually select one optional module from modules such as those listed below (please note not all modules may be available each year):

• Non-linear Solid Mechanics
• Environmental Engineering
• Optimisation

Information for international students

International students who do not meet direct entry requirements for this degree might have the option to complete an International Foundation Year.

Fees and funding

More information is available here: Tuition fees - how much are they - Durham University