Biomedical and Medical Engineering

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BEng (Hons) Biomedical Engineering
Full-time
Mode of study
3 years
Duration
96
UCAS Points

University of Bolton

BEng (Hons) Biomedical Engineering with foundation year
Full-time
Mode of study
4 years
Duration
48
UCAS Points

University of Bolton

MSc Biomedical Engineering
Full-time
Mode of study
12 months
Duration

University of Bolton

MSc Biomedical Engineering: January Start
Full-time
Mode of study
18 months
Duration

University of Bolton

BEng (Hons) Biomedical Engineering
Part-time
Mode of study
54 months
Duration
96
UCAS Points

University of Bolton

BEng (Hons) Biomedical Engineering with foundation year
Part-time
Mode of study
6 years
Duration
48
UCAS Points

University of Bolton

MSc Biomedical Engineering
Part-time
Mode of study
24 months
Duration

University of Bolton

MSc Biomedical Engineering (Degree Apprenticeship)
Part-time
Mode of study
30 months
Duration

University of Bolton

Welcome to Biomedical and Medical Engineering

Want to make a real difference in science and research by studying an innovative subject like Biomedical and Medical Engineering at one of the Greater Manchester's number one university for student satisfaction, as per the Complete University Guide 2023?

Then the University of Bolton is the right university for you! Being a member of the Institute of Mechanical Engineering (IMechE) and the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM), we have access to and knowledge about the latest and best practices in this area of study. Our course is designed by industry experts and is structured to include topics that explore the principles and influencing factors of biomedical engineering.

As part of the course, you will get to work on live projects with potential employers and have access to our lecturers’ extensive contacts. Our small class sizes will ensure you get individual guidance and our dedicated employability team will provide all the support you need to pursue your career ambitions.


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Testimonials

Jorj Dublin

Biomedical Engineering | 2019

"I love the mix of areas my course entails, there is a variety of subjects that we look into which can be physical or theoretical. The small and intimate class sizes makes it very easy to talk to lecturers or get in touch with them. "

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Jia Haider

Biomedical Engineering | 2019

"My course is very interesting especially seeing how we can engineer a human body really excited me. The lecturers are very supportive. I feel like I am part of a family. "

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Emran Shah

Biomedical Engineering | 2019

"Fantastic course content which is in demand in terms of job prospects from making prosthetics to AI. The campus and course classes are small enabling a one-to-one approach in a demanding environment. "

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Rodney Terence Hughes

Biomedical Engineering | 2020

"I am currently studying in my final year of Medical Engineering here at Bolton and planning to continue with my study to masters level with the aim of becoming a chartered engineer. Attending the University has given me the inspiration to do so. Whilst studying on the course it has widened my knowledge and exposed me to new ideas in areas of materials, simulation and instrumentation. My final year project also relates to my current work at Philips."

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