Biomedical Engineering
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Biomedical engineering is the application of engineering techniques and analyses to problem-solving in medicine and biology. It combines the design and problem solving skills of engineering with medical and biological sciences enabling you to create new devices, instrumentation and software to advance biology and improve health care and the quality of life of communities.
Professor Sally McArthur - Biomedical Engineering Innovations
Nature holds the key - Professor McArthur discusses how natural phenomenons can be replicated in science, and then used for medical and engineering applications
Career Opportunities
Graduates may work in biomedical areas of either the public sector, for example in hospitals, or in the health industry. Alternatively, graduates may choose to work as an electrical engineer.
Why BioMedical Engineering?
