Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technologies MSc

at University College London

Modules
 

•  Applications of Rehabilitation Engineering, including notions of Anatomy and Physiology
•  Research Methodologies and Transferable Skills
•  Assistive Technology Devices and Rehabilitation Robotics
•  Biomechanics for Assistive Technologies (M-level)
•  Group Research Project
•  Individual Research Project
   

Prospective students should have a minimum of an upper second-class UK Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science (including Medicine), Engineering, Computer Science or Physics; an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard; or sufficient relevant professional experience.

UK students
£14,700    

International students
£29,400

This unique research-intensive MSc aims to prepare you with core fundamental knowledge and skills for the rehabilitation engineering and assistive technologies sector. You will enhance your employability by gaining and refining both technical and transferable skills (including project planning, organisation, critical analysis, and communication and teamwork skills).

Not only will you gain specialist theoretical knowledge, you will also learn how to put this into practice through our research-based learning activities. The highly interdisciplinary research focus will give you experience of the academic, clinical and third sectors. Importantly, you will refine your communication skills by interacting with different audiences and learn how to pitch your arguments at the right level - a highly valued skill in any sector.