Masters Degrees in Biomedical Engineering (South West)

The MSc Biomedical Science course is aimed at students who want to take their biomedical science skills and knowledge to a higher level. Read more

This flexible and student-centred choice of routes gives healthcare professionals currently involved in Nuclear Medicine practice the opportunity to develop and enhance their skills and understanding of this rapidly evolving subject and its application. Read more

This programme brings together expertise from across many subject areas in the biomedical sciences to provide you with training in several key areas of current research interests. Read more

Biomedical science focuses on the understanding of human health and disease, developing diagnostics and treatments that inevitably save and improve lives. Read more

Undertake research skills training with the University of Plymouth Faculty of Health. Our biomedical sciences research masters (ResM) degree incorporates taught elements and an extended research phase, including a research project and dissertation. Read more

Quantum technologies are set to revolutionise society in many ways: from creating new types of computers to solve very difficult problems, very quickly, to making uncrackable communications systems and sensors that operate beyond conventional limits. Read more

The future of health is digital. We urgently need new technologies for understanding, preventing, diagnosing, and managing illnesses that affect millions of people, such as diabetes, depression and dementia. Read more

Medical engineering is a multidisciplinary STEM field that integrates knowledge across engineering, materials science, human biology and medicine to develop new devices, algorithms, processes and systems that improve medical practice and health care delivery. Read more

The next frontier in robotics will take inspiration from biology to design robots that are soft, smart, green, and social. Read more

Medical engineers support improving healthcare delivery and medical practice by combining the design and problem-solving skills of engineering with medical and biological science to close the gap between engineering and medicine. Read more