Masters Degrees in Biomechanical Engineering

Medical Engineering is the application of engineering principles to both the human body and to a broad range of instrumentation used in modern medicine. .

The Musculoskeletal Science MSc covers a broad spectrum of musculoskeletal topics, including basic science and clinical aspects.

Within the past decade there has been a marked growth in the career opportunities available for sport and exercise biomechanists (eg teaching in further and higher education, World Class Support programmes).

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

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.

This one-year, research-led course will fully prepare you for a career within an exciting and ever-expanding field.

You'll receive progressive, practical and professional-level experience in sports science assessment and support techniques. Gain access to The Sport and Exercise Research Centre equipped with the state-of-the-art laboratory facilities where all the biomechanical modules are taught.

This UK masters in Sports and Biomechanical Medicine . programme.  is designed to cover a wide variety of sport-related topics including: .

Sport and exercise are more sophisticated than ever before. From its impact on our bodies to its impact on our communities, our understanding of the subject is growing every day.

By studying this course you will gain a strong foundation in modern bioengineering technology with a focus on biomaterials and biomechanics.

The MRes Biomechanics course focuses on developing research expertise, with a project conducted over the entire year of study. The aim is to develop and submit work of publishable quality.

Choose this programme developed by world-leading researchers from our pioneering School of Sport and Exercise Science . Study modules that complement the specific expertise of biomechanics staff and include.

The two MSc programmes in Biomedical Engineering draw on the wide experience of academic staff at Brunel's College of Engineering, Design and Physical Sciences, that ranges from the development of equipment and experiments for use in space, to research carried out in collaboration with hospitals, biomedical companies and research institutions.

Our well-established Sport Biomechanics programme provides the opportunity for students to gain an in-depth understanding of all major aspects of sport biomechanics.

Recent years breakthrough discoveries in health sciences have generally been achieved by effective cooperation between interdisciplinary research teams, which included members from medicine, basic sciences and engineering.