Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Biomedical Engineering

Studying biomedical engineering means learning the science and engineering behind the latest medical advances.

• UEL's biomedical engineering course covers the design and development of artificial medical implants - such as hip joints, heart valves and prosthetic limbs - as well as the development of medical technologies including surgical robots, diagnostic tools and rehabilitation equipment. • Students will be taught by staff with many years of experience, and throughout the course, the faculty will encourage students to apply their skills to a range of practical problems. • Students will have access to excellent laboratory facilities and computer suites, including simulation and modelling application software for virtual design and manufacturing. • Students will learn how a biomedical engineer integrates principles from both engineering and the biomedical sciences to develop innovative medical solutions. UEL's curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive biomedical engineering degree experience, preparing students for a variety of roles.