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31 May 2023
Although the term ‘engineer’ has only been around for a few hundred years, engineering is an industry that has existed way before our time. It dates back to the construction of the Great Pyramid over 5...
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01 February 2023
Biomedical engineers create medicine so we can enjoy a better world!
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03 December 2022
Do you want to create new tools and machinery for enhancing human health? If the answer is yes, then an MSc in Biomedical Engineering may
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11 July 2022
How does £47,000 in annual salary sou...
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04 February 2022
Technology plays a massive part in modern life; it’s almost impossible to think of a scenario where technology doesn’t exist, from retail to medicine. This includes the UK’s healthcare system, which is at the forefront...
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01 February 2022
A look back at the most mind-blowing biomedical engineering advancements from 2021
30 November 2021
An engineering master’s can be intensive…optimise your learning to get more from your course.Whether you’re looking at electronic engineering courses, civil engineering courses, mechanical engineeri...
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16 August 2021
Choosing which degree to study can be challenging. Weighing up multiple options, between what you enjoy, what you’re good at and what you want to be doing in the future. At the end of the day, the best way to discover where your degree...
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30 July 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...
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27 July 2021
By the end of the First World War, there were over 41,000 amputees reported. Prosthetic limbs have existed for centuries, with recordings of prosthetics dating back to the Fifth Egyptian Dynasty between the 25th and...
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05 May 2021
Why Biomedical Engineering is in the Top 40% of Careers for Career SatisfactionWhen determining what career path to go down, you need to consider how happy you will be in your job role. The average person spends 9...
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01 May 2020
When a pandemic arises, certain roles have to put their workload into overdrive to cope with the situation, but also find solutions to additional issues. The nation pulls together in a heroic effort to try and comfort one another and hel...
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28 April 2020
After being able to successfully 3D Bioprint onto bone and skin, the goal of developing functioning organs such as livers, kidneys, or hearts, is becoming a reality. 2020 looks to be the year biomedical engineers finally solve the increa...
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28 April 2020
Biomedical and Medical Engineers are high in demand. Employment in this role is predicted to grow 4% from 2019 to 2028. This increase is linked to society’s shift towards engineering solutions helping to improve patient care.The...
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University of Bolton, Deane Road, Bolton. BL3 5AB
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University of Bolton, Deane Road, Bolton. BL3 5AB
Part of the University of Bolton Group