Postgraduate taught

Group of MSc students in front of the Albert Memorial

Caption: MSc Biomedical Engineers at the Albert Memorial - October 2017

MSc Human and Biological Robotics students

Caption: MSc Human and Biological Robotics students at the Albert Memorial - October 2017

PhD student working in a bioengineering laboratory

Caption: PhD student working in a bioengineering lab

Students learning about medical device design

Caption: Students and staff discussing IP and medical device design

MSc 2015

Caption: MSc Biomedical Engineers by the Institute of Biomedical Engineering - 5th October 2015

Cybathlon project

Caption: Student projects from Cybathlon 2016

Bioengineering is the fastest growing engineering discipline with prospects for employment in industry and research. The Department currently offers two MSc programmes.

View our programmes in the online College prospectus:

MSc courses

MSc Biomedical Engineering

MSc Biomedical Engineering has been running since 1991. There are four stream options to allow students to specialise their biomedical engineering skills: biomechanics and mechanobiology; biomaterials and tissue engineering; medical physics and imaging; neurotechnology.

MSc Human and Biological Robotics

MSc Human and Biological Robotics is new for 2016, and builds upon the strength of the College-wide Robotics Forum. The course has a unique focus on engineering methods to investigate human and animal sensing and sensorimotor control, and the design of biomimetic systems and assistive devices for humans.

Our courses will provide you with technical knowledge, expertise and transferable skills in this exciting area. As befits a new area, many of our applicants come from other, traditional engineering and physical science backgrounds such as Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Physics. 

MEET OUR ADMISSIONS TUTOR

The admissions tutor reserves Wednesday afternoons for meeting potential applicants and offer holders. If you are able to get to South Kensington then a Departmental tour can be included in your visit. If you are not able to get to South Kensington then a Skype/Facetime meeting can be arranged. 

To make the arrangements for a meeting or for further information, please contact the Admissions Tutor: 

Admissions Tutor: Dr Lorna Stevenson 
T: +44 (0)20 7594 5146
E: be.pgadmissions@imperial.ac.uk