MSc Human and Biological Robotics

at Imperial College London

You take all of the core modules from the list below.
 

• Human Neuromechanical Control and Learning 
• Medical device entrepreneurship
• Robotics 1
• Statistics and Data Analysis
• Systems Physiology

Our minimum requirement is a 2:1 degree or equivalent, in an engineering, physical science or mathematical subject. Please note, a first class degree (or equivalent) is strongly preferred.
 

This is a mathematically-demanding programme and students are expected to have robust quantitative skills and have achieved high level grades in maths modules during their undergraduate degree.

£35,700
 

Fees are charged by year of entry to the College and not year of study.
 

Except where otherwise indicated, the fees for students on courses lasting more than one year will increase annually by an amount linked to inflation, including for part-time students on modular programmes. 

Career-focused degrees ensure graduates are well-placed to gain employment in a growing industry. The global population is ageing which increases demand for biomedical engineers to create new medical devices.
 

There are many areas of employment open to you as a graduate of this course, and previous graduates have gone on to pursue careers in:

• Healthcare
• Medical device industry
• Research
• Medicine
• Start-ups
• Teaching
• Consultancy
• Finance

Graduates are well placed for the following fields:

• Further research in universities, research institutes, industry and healthcare
• Design and production (of medical devices and biomimetic systems)
• Freelancing, entrepreneurship and start-ups
• Technical and commercial consulting