Biomedical Engineering

About this course

Biomedical engineering at King's College London is designed to train the next generation of engineers working at the frontier where healthcare and technology meet. The field applies engineering principles and methods to problems in medicine and biology, developing devices, systems and techniques that improve diagnosis, treatment and patient outcomes. From imaging systems and implantable devices to wearable sensors and surgical instruments, biomedical engineers translate scientific understanding of the body into clinical tools that make a real difference to people's lives and health. This three-year full-time programme combines rigorous engineering training with a grounding in the biological and physiological sciences that gives clinical context to the technical work. You will study the mathematics and physics that underpin engineering alongside the anatomy, physiology and biochemistry n

Where its graduates go

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