Why study Biomedical Engineering at Imperial College London?
Biomedical Engineering is an exciting and rapidly expanding discipline that endeavours to apply engineering principles to challenges faced in biology, life sciences and medicine. It is interdisciplinary by nature and at Imperial College London encompasses a number of diverse areas of research. Such research has lead to novel and varied scientific breakthroughs such as the development of the first brain controlled wheelchair able to operate in a building environment, novel tools to measure and analyse the mechanics of rowing that now form part of the standard training for British Olympic rowers and a tissue perfusion sensor for intelligent wound dressing. At the postgraduate level the Department offers a taught MSc in Biomedical Engineering as well as a research degree programme. Taught Courses Our MSc delivers sound training in this highly interdisciplinary subject and include core modules such as systems physiology, statistics and data analysis and biomedical imaging. You can select y
