Bachelor of Engineering - Biomedical Engineering (Foundation year) (B903)

This Biomedical Engineering BEng (Hons) degree with an integrated foundation year has been designed to help students transition smoothly into degree-level engineering studies. On graduation, they will be equipped with the transferable skillset needed to take the first steps in their chosen area of the biomedical engineering career path.

The foundation year offers students the opportunity to develop the core skills and knowledge they will need throughout the rest of their degree studies. This year serves as an introduction to the full course and allows them to build a solid foundation, setting students on the correct path for successful learning.

During the first official year of this course, students will study a range of essential topics for developing complex medical technologies. This includes electronic systems, human anatomy, physiology, mathematical techniques and more. In the second year, students will build on this foundational knowledge, explore advanced biomedical engineering topics and gain practical work experience. In the third year of the Biomedical Engineering degree, students will delve into human movement analysis, bio-inspired AI, digital systems applications and further advanced topics. Finally, they will cap off their studies with a major individual project.

The aim of this course is to prepare students for a successful career within their chosen biomedical engineering field - upon graduation, they will have the skills and expertise needed to thrive in a range of entry-level roles within this industry. Alternatively, they can pursue further advanced academic studies. After completing this Biomedical Engineering course with foundation year, students might apply to study for a relevant master's degree or take part in research for a PhD.