Biomedical Engineering with Integrated Foundation Year

About this course

Biomedical engineering applies engineering principles and problem-solving methods to the challenges of medicine and healthcare. It is the discipline responsible for the diagnostic technologies that doctors depend on, from imaging systems and biosensors to implantable devices and prosthetics, as well as the computational tools used to model biological systems and the materials science behind biocompatible implants and tissue engineering. Biomedical engineers need a rigorous grounding in both engineering and biological science, and the ability to apply technical knowledge to the complex, unpredictable, and ethically demanding context of human health. At Bradford this four-year full-time programme includes an integrated foundation year, giving you a preparatory stage to develop the mathematical, scientific, and engineering foundations you need before you enter the main degree. You will exp

Where its graduates go

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