It's Not Too Late to Begin Your Biomedical Career

Biomedical engineers investigate a range of medical conditions, including cancer and other life-threatening diseases, contributing greatly to public health. If you dream of making a difference in the area of clinical and biomedical sciences, it’s not too late to apply for one of our Undergraduate courses at the University of Bolton.

For graduates looking to advance their career or develop their knowledge in a particular specialism, we also have a number of master’s courses to choose from, including our MSc Biomedical Engineering and MSc Advanced Clinical Practice degrees. With our 2020 master’s bursary, students can even get up to £3,000 to support their studies, so there’s no better time to apply.

Why kickstart your career at Bolton University?

If you haven’t taken the plunge and applied for your dream university course, or you’re undecided about where you want to go, there is still time. However, in order to ensure you can secure a place, it’s important to get the ball rolling as soon as possible.

Working as a biomedical scientist is a big responsibility, one that can change the quality of life for people around the world, so it’s important to study at a great university with excellent teaching methods. We’ve ranked in the Top 5 in the UK for Teaching Quality in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide for two consecutive years (2021 and 2020).

We’ve also been voted No.1 in the North West for Student Satisfaction for the past three years in the Complete University Guide (2021, 2020 and 2019). So there’s nowhere better to study than the University of Bolton.