MEng Biomedical Engineering

at Canterbury Christ Church University

• The MEng Biome­dical Engineering programme cove­rs important topics at Canterbury Christ Church University. It teache­s about many areas that are crucial for the fie­ld.
• Some subjects students le­arn are medical instrumentation, biomate­rials, tissue enginee­ring, and biomechanics. They study these­ in-depth.
• Students also explore­ advanced mathematical and computational methods use­d in biomedical research and e­ngineering. They apply the­oretical knowledge through practical laboratory se­ssions, gaining hands-on skills.
• Through project work and collaborating with industry, students get valuable­ experience­. They design and impleme­nt solutions for biomedical problems.

Course Modules

• Professional Practical Engineering (with Mechatronics Project)
• Mathematics & Computing for Engineers
• Introduction to Engineering Design
• Introduction to Electro-Mechanical Systems and Practice
• Introduction to Material Engineering Characteristics & Manufacture
• Placement Module

Important Dates

Prospective students interested in this programme are advised to keep an eye on the university's website for updates regarding the dates of applications. The course is scheduled to start in September. Students should register for the intake via the UCAS portal. Students must make sure that they are ready with their documents well in advance. 

• The individual has completed their standard 12th education with an average of 60%, followed by an additional year of study.
• To be eligible for the standard postgraduate program, applicants need a minimum cumulative GPA of 6.0, with no course grade dropping below 5.5.

Canterbury Christ Church University charges between £15,500/Yr to £16,800/Yr as tuition fees for the MEng Biomedical Engineering programme. Students are recommended to stay informed about any alterations to the programme fees by regularly checking the university's website. These fees are subject to change annually, depending on factors such as the student's residency status and whether they are enrolled full-time or part-time. The website provides up-to-date fee information, including any extra costs that might be incurred.

Graduates of Canterbury Christ Church University's MEng Biomedical Engineering programme embark on diverse career paths. They are well-equipped for roles in medical device companies, healthcare institutions, and research organisations. With their strong foundation in engineering principles and specialised knowledge in biomedical applications, they contribute to the development of innovative medical technologies. Career prospects include positions such as biomedical engineer, medical device designer, clinical engineer, and research scientist. Their interdisciplinary skill set enables them to tackle complex healthcare challenges and make meaningful contributions to improving patient care and quality of life.