Masters Degrees in Medical Devices & Instrumentation

Medical engineering combines the design and problem-solving skills of engineering with medical and biological sciences to contribute to medical device solutions and interventions for a range of diseases and trauma.

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

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.

Aberdeen developed the MRI scanner and it offers a world renowned research lead programme across the entire range of scanning and imaging techniques including Nuclear, Positron Emission Tomography and Ultrasound.

Ranging from computing software such as screen readers and communication systems to wheelchairs and powerlifts, assistive technologies enhance the learning, working and daily living habits of those with disabilities.

This MSc course provides engineers and physical scientists with knowledge and understanding of the medical devices used in diagnosis and treatment of patients.

MCh Orth.  encompasses taught, clinical attachment and research elements, which provide orthopaedic surgeons with in-depth knowledge of the latest advances in surgical and biomechanical techniques.

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

Rapid growth in the global medical devices industry demands an innovative fusion of biomedical, materials sciences, manufacturing, and engineering knowledge - and the University of Auckland is responding to the challenge.

The one-year MRes Medical Device Design and Entrepreneurship is a unique programme which combines development of medical devices and biomedical engineering knowledge, alongside entrepreneurship skills.

With flexible study options tailored to your area of practice, GCU’s MSc Medical Ultrasound gives you the theoretical foundation and real-world experience you need to improve not only your own work – but your field at large.

Graduates will extend their engineering skills and technical knowledge to work in partnership with healthcare clinicians and other medical experts, acquiring grounding in the culture and ethics of the healthcare profession.

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.

Three cross-cutting research themes - Energy, Biomedical Engineering and Sustainable Cities - facilitate multidisciplinary research across research groups.

The programme focuses on biological and artificial interfaces that are of utmost importance and interest in the field of biomedical science. .