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Categories: Biomedical and Medical Engineering, Undergradute
30/07/2021
Your first question might well be ‘What is Biomedical Engineering?’ In summary, it is the advancement of biomedical science and technology, insight, and application to improve healthcare and rehabilitation.
Being able to live a long and healthy life is dependent on more than nutritional diets and exercise. We rely on biomedical engineering to develop new solutions that prevent illness, enhance the accuracy of diagnosis, progress treatments and encourage successful rehabilitation.
What are the skills needed in biomedical engineering?
Students embarking on a Biomedical Engineering Degree have demonstrated an aptitude for science, particularly biology. They are fascinated by how the body works, the connections and the impact of illness or injury.
In addition, our Biomedical Science students come with the engineering mindset. They are logical thinkers and natural problem solvers and mathematicians. They are keen to apply their learning to help overcome a variety of health issues.
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