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96 Full-time Master's in Bio & Biomedical Engineering in United Kingdom

Biomedical Engineering (Healthcare)
Suitable for intercalating medical students and graduates in life sciences, this Biomedical Engineering (Healthcare) master's degree from University of Liverpool combines knowledge of biomechanics and fluid mechanics in the human body with engineering design innovations.
Biological and Bioprocess Engineering
The MSc in Biological and Bioprocess Engineering at the University of Sheffield is a full-time, one-year programme designed to equip students with essential skills in biological engineering and biomanufacturing. This course prepares graduates for innovative careers in the bioindustry, focusing on process design and engineering biology.
Tissue Engineering for Regenerative Medicine
The MRes Tissue Engineering for Regenerative Medicine course from The University of Manchester gives students from biological, engineering and/or medical-related backgrounds the specialist knowledge and research skills to pursue a career in this field.
Molecular Analytical Science
University of Warwick's Molecular Analytical Science MSc will develop your skills and prepare you for a research career. Analytical science supports research and development in key industries and underpins many aspects of biological and clinical sciences, environmental sciences & materials science.
Biomedical Imaging Sciences
The University of Manchester offers a PhD/MPhil in Biomedical Imaging Sciences, which can be pursued full-time or part-time. The programme spans 3-4 years for the PhD and 1-2 years for the MPhil, providing an in-depth exploration of advanced imaging techniques and their applications in health and medicine.
Medical Engineering
This Medical Engineering course from Nottingham Trent University, has been developed to meet the needs of the healthcare sector and the medical industry in the UK and internationally.
Biomaterials
The MSc by Research in Biomaterials at The University of Manchester is a full-time, one-year programme. This advanced degree focuses on the intersection of materials science and biomedical applications, providing students with the opportunity to engage in innovative research and collaboration with leading industry partners.
Biomedical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering at Swansea University will teach you how to use engineering techniques to understand bio-medical systems or to develop devices that interact with biomedical systems.
Biomedical Engineering (Medical Physics)
Explore methods, techniques and applications for the monitoring and imaging of biological systems on Biomedical Engineering (Medical Physics) MSc programme offered at Imperial.
Biomedical Engineering
Learn skills for designing and developing relevant biomedical devices and products used in the health sector. The Biomedical Engineering programme is led by the Department of Engineering at Durham University with some input from the Department of Biosciences.
Organ-on-a-Chip Technologies
Introducing the world's first dedicated MSc in Organ-on-a-Chip Technologies at Queen Mary University of London, an industry-led course at the forefront of biomedical innovation.
Biomedical Engineering
The MSc in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Warwick delivers state-of-the-art knowledge and understanding of Biomedical Engineering.
Cancer Technology
This Cancer Technology MRes course offered at Imperial equips you with skills to address tomorrow’s challenges in cancer using state-of-the-art technologies and physical sciences/mathematical approaches.
Biomedical Engineering (Computational Bioengineering)
Apply mathematical models and techniques to biological data to improve our understanding of how organisms function and how diseases progress on Biomedical Engineering (Computational Bioengineering) programme offered at Imperial.
Biomedical engineering
The University of Strathclyde offers a PhD in Biomedical Engineering, a rigorous programme designed for those keen on advancing their expertise in this innovative field. This full-time degree spans three years, blending engineering principles with medical and life sciences to address real-world challenges in healthcare.
Biomedical Engineering
The Biomedical Engineering course from Ulster University is designed for students wanting to specialise in biomedical engineering, which is concerned with developing new medical technologies.
Tissue Engineering and Innovation Technology
The multidisciplinary Tissue Engineering and Innovation Technology MRes at King's College London offers you the opportunity to undertake research in a rapidly evolving field of regenerative medicine where improved patient outcomes come from new developments in orthopaedics, bone substitutes, 3D printing for customized implants and prostheses, dental restoratives and drug delivery.
Medical Physics and Bioengineering
Physicists and Biomedical Engineers are transforming healthcare, opening new realms of possibilities in radiotherapy, imaging technologies and many other vital medical fields. Join Medical Physics and Bioengineering at UCL as a multidisciplinary doctoral researcher and make your contribution alongside leading academic experts and clinicians.
Bioengineering
This Bioengineering programme from the University of Nottingham will prepare students for a wide variety of careers within industry, hospitals, clinical or research environments, independent learning, or for further education within postgraduate research.
Biomedical Engineering (Biomaterials)
Explore the use of advanced biomaterials in medical and surgical environments on Biomedical Engineering (Biomaterials) programme from the Imperial.