Biomedical Engineering(H161)

Courses are divided into modules. Each year you will normally take modules totalling 120 credits.

You are required to take:

• Computer Programming (15 credits)
• Physics for Biomedical Engineering (15 credits)
• Joint Honours Lab (15 credits)
• Computational Statistics (15 credits)
• Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology (15 credits)
• Electrical Engineering 1 (15 credits)
• Mathematics for Biomedical Engineering (15 credits)
• Mechanics for Biomedical Engineering (15 credits)

You are required to take:

• Electromagnetism (15 credits)
• Signals & Systems (15 credits)
• Signal & Image Processing (15 credits)
• Introduction to Medical Physics & Clinical Engineering (15 credits)
• Computational Methods (30 credits)
• Computational Applied Biomathematics (15 credits)
• Object-Oriented Programming (15 credits)
• Biomedical Engineering Professional Issues (0 credits)

You are required to take:

• BEng Research Project (30 credits)
• Medical Imaging (15 credits)
• Modelling Flow & Transport (15 credits)
• Advanced Mechanics (15 credits)
• Mechatronics (15 credits)

In addition, you are required to take two modules from a range of optional modules that may typically include:

• Synthetic Anatomy (15 credits)
• Molecular & Cell Biology for Biomedical Engineers (15 credits)
• Biomechanics & Neurorehabilitation (15 credits)
• Bioelectricity (15 credits)
• Machine Learning for Biomedical Applications (15 credits)

You are required to take:

• MEng Group Research Project (30 credits)
• MEng Individual Research Project (30 credits)

You are also required to take four modules from a range of optional modules, which may typically include:

• Medical Image Reconstruction (15 credits)
• Medical Image Acquisition (15 credits)
• Scientific Programming (15 credits)
• Medical Image Computing (15 credits)
• Advanced Machine Learning (15 credits)
• Introduction to Biophysical Modelling (15 credits)
• Advanced Finite Elements (15 credits)
• Computer Vision for Surgery & Interventions (15 credits)

King’s College London reviews the modules offered on a regular basis to provide up-to-date, innovative and relevant programmes of study. Therefore, modules offered may change. We suggest you keep an eye on the course finder on our website for updates.