Masters Degrees in Biomechanical Engineering

The degree will teach you how to use engineering techniques to understand bio-medical systems or to develop devices that interact with biomedical systems. Read more

The MSc Clinical Biomechanics has been developed for health professionals who wish to extend their understanding of the clinical application of mechanical principles. Read more

If you want to study Medical Physics with applications in nuclear medicine, radiotherapy, electronics and MRI University of Aberdeen has a world renowned historic reputation within major global innovation in this health area. Read more

The MSc in Biomedical Engineering delivers state-of-the-art knowledge and understanding of Biomedical Engineering at postgraduate level. Read more

The  Department of Biomedical Engineering  is an international centre of excellence in postgraduate teaching and research. Read more

Biomedical sciences is a broad programme with specialisations in Epidemiology, Drug Safety & Toxicology, Health Technology Assessment, Clinical Human Movement Sciences, Immunology & Host Defense, Molecular Medicine and Medical Neuroscience. Read more

In this programme, you’ll acquire knowledge and skills from all fields of biomedical engineering in order to become an expert all-rounder, so once you finish the programme, you can work as a  generalist or specialist in one particular field. Read more

LJMU's MSc in Sport and Clinical Biomechanics features extensive training in lab-based skills plus in-depth analysis of contemporary issues. Read more

The MSc by Research in Medical Engineering provides graduates with the opportunity to develop knowledge, understanding and expertise in their chosen field… Read more

Our well-established Sport Biomechanics master's enables you to specialise in the physics of sport - the area of science concerned with the analysis of human movement. Read more

Technology in contemporary medicine has evolved to where computers and other high-tech devices are essential in hospitals, rehabilitation centres and private medical practices. Read more

From CT scanners, X-ray and MRI machines, to pacemakers, defibrillators, stethoscopes and even spectacles, medical engineering has saved and enhanced lives, improving treatment and delivery for patients and medical practitioners alike. Read more

You focus on the understanding of neuromechanics, biomimetics design, signal and image processing and the application of robotics in health and everyday life. Read more

Biomedical engineering is a fast evolving interdisciplinary field, which has been at the forefront of many medical advances in recent years. Read more