Biomedical Courses

... More [+] Objectives & Outcomes Course Objectives: Students should understand the architecture and design principles of modern biomedical sensor data-acquisition (sensor... Learn about: Medical training, GCSE Physics...

... King’s Health Schools, including Biomedical Sciences, Medicine, Nursing and Midwifery and the Institute of Psychiatry. Recent students have studied a wide... Learn about: Biomedical Sciences, Medical Practitioners, Economics and Health Policy...

... technology and biomedical science... Learn about: Dental Technology, Anatomy and Physiology, Dental Aesthetics...

... of Engineering, such as maths, thermodynamics, mechanics, structures, electronics and business management, with opportunities to experience laboratory and design work in all our disciplines. You can also choose options* from within or outside Engineering, such as vehicle technology, biomedical engineering... Learn about: Engineering Mathematics, Systems modelling, Business and Management...

... to develop treatments for diseases. Lancaster University is ranked fifth in the UK for Biological Sciences and ninth for Chemistry by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018. We have extensive links with local hospitals, both in research activities and teaching on our biomedical-based... Learn about: Medical training, Cell Biology...

... graduate course on the analysis of biomedical data using the R statistical software. Topics include t-tests, ANOVAs, linear regression, model diagnostics... Learn about: Data analysis, Public Health...

... modules currently include Biomedical and Clinical Engineering Forensic Engineering Motor Vehicle Technology Technology in International Development... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Operations Management...

...Apply directly to the MBChB Medicine course (UCAS Code A100). This is the route that the majority of applicants take. The standard MBChB course takes five years to complete. If you choose to study one of our BMSc intercalated degrees (between Years 3 and 4) this will add one extra year to... Learn about: Medical training, Medical Education, Clinical problems...

... is intended for the student who is specifically interested in the application of chemical engineering in the areas of biochemical and biomedical technologies. The degree requirements include core chemical engineering subjects and additional subjects in biological sciences and applied biology. This degree... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Fluid Mechanics, Chemical Engineering...

... and disease. Lancaster University is ranked fifth in the UK for Biological Sciences by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018 In your first year, you will study core biomedical science subjects and select from optional biosciences modules. This diversity allows you to specialise in biomedical... Learn about: Cell Structure, Human Physiology, Impact of Microbes...

...A single Language module can be studied instead of SCI1107 Biology in Practice. Year 2 SCI2308 Research Methods in Biology (20 credits) You will select... Learn about: Human Body Systems, Marine Biology...

... will be supervised by a clinical supervisor and a member of academic staff in Biomedical and Life Sciences or the Medical School... Learn about: Life Sciences, Medical Tourism, Medical terminology...

... programme is a four-year course, leading to the degree of Master of Engineering. The first two years are devoted to topics which we believe all Engineering undergraduates should study. In the third and fourth years there is scope for specialisation into one of six branches of engineering: Biomedical... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Engineering Science...

... emphasis on developmental neuroscience, diseases and disorders of the nervous system, and clinical and psychological aspects of neuroscience. Studying a Biomedical Science degree with us means that you will be able to enjoy the flexibility to choose your degree after your first year with our Common... Learn about: Biomedical Science...

... modules: Biomedical and Clinical Engineering, Computer Architecture and Systems, Failure Investigation, Industrial Engineering, Planar Structures... Learn about: Business and Management, Systems Engineering...

... modules such as: Biomedical and Clinical Engineering Motor Vehicle Technology Multimedia Technology and Signal Propagation Starting a Business Systems... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, Operations Management, Systems modelling...

...Systems Engineering is an interdisciplinary approach to enabling the realization of complex systems or analysis of interactions (‘systems of systems’) such as biomedical and automotive. Many engineering systems are broader than their association with Engineering incorporating people, processes... Learn about: Operations Management, Systems Engineering...

... the fundamentals of biomedical and animal sciences that underpin veterinary sciences. The difference, though, is that this learning will be done in an integrated, cross-subject way that sets you up for understanding real-world situations. From your third year of study we will immerse you in real-world medicine... Learn about: Skills and Training, Veterinary Medicine, Medical training...

...A single Language module can be studied instead of SCI1107 Biology in Practice. Year 2 SCI2308 Research Methods in Biology (20 credits) SCI2327 Marine Biology... Learn about: Invertebrate Ecology, Marine Biology, Human Body Systems...

... of the Department of Biomedical Sciences at College of Medicine - Rockford. Recommended background: Basic undergraduate general and organic chemistry, and basic... Learn about: Medical training, Molecular Biology, Data analysis...