MSc Biomedical Engineering

The MSc Biomedical Engineering course at the University of Portsmouth teaches students how to solve problems in medicine. It combines subjects like engineering, medical studies, and life sciences. The course focuses on key areas such as creating new tissues, understanding how materials work with living things, and general health technology.

Students will learn how to spot and fix issues with health technology, and they will gain experience by using medical engineering equipment. This course prepares graduates for a growing and competitive job market, allowing them to work with many experts. This practical and combined way of learning helps students get useful skills for their future jobs right away.

The University of Portsmouth works hard to give its students important skills for their chosen jobs. It offers a complete learning experience and a helpful place to study. The university has many courses for both first degrees and master's degrees, covering many subjects, including the Biomedical Engineering programme.

The university gets its students ready for good jobs, making sure they can meet the demands of their industries. Its goal is to produce graduates who can help solve real problems in the world, like those in health technology.

Candidates need to send in a personal statement. In this statement, they should talk about why they want to apply for the course and share any other important information about their education. They should also provide a suitable reference from a teacher or an employer. Students can choose to upload their CV with their application to show any work experience they have.

Grade Requirements:

• Applicants should have at least a second-class honours degree in a relevant subject.
• If the candidate has professional experience that is considered equal, it may also be accepted. For international students.

English Proficiency:

• All applicants from non-English speaking countries need an IELTS score of 6.5 overall, with no part of the score below 5.5. However
• If the applicant has a degree from a UK university or from a country where English is the main language, they might not need to take this test.

The tuition fee for International Students taking the MSc Biomedical Engineering course is £19,200 per year.

The University of Portsmouth offers different funding options, including some scholarships and bursaries, to help students with their fees. UK students may be able to get Government postgraduate loans. International students are also encouraged to check available funding options and international student scholarships. For detailed information on available scholarships and what it takes to qualify, students should visit the university's main scholarships and funding pages.

Graduates of the MSc Biomedical Engineering programme can pursue career paths that include:

• Biomedical Engineer
• Tissue Engineer
• Health Technology Specialist
• Medical Device Developer
• Clinical Engineer

Applications for the MSc Biomedical Engineering course are made directly to the University of Portsmouth. Applicants can contact AHZ’s trained counsellors today for help.