Biomedical Engineering (4 years)

About this course

Biomedical engineering applies the principles and methods of engineering to understand, diagnose, and treat the human body. It is a discipline that has shaped modern medicine profoundly, producing technologies ranging from medical imaging systems and prosthetic limbs to drug delivery devices and tissue-engineered scaffolds. As medicine becomes increasingly data-driven and technologically sophisticated, the people who design and refine these tools occupy an ever more critical role in improving patient outcomes. At the University of Oxford, this four-year full-time programme draws on the university's exceptional strengths in both engineering and the life sciences. You will develop a rigorous grounding in engineering fundamentals, including mechanics, electronics, materials science, and mathematics, while also studying physiology, cell biology, and the principles of clinical medicine. As y

Where its graduates go

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