The Bachelor and Master of Engineering (Biomedical) at the University of Galway is designed for aspiring engineers keen to apply engineering principles to human biology and medicine. Developed in collaboration with local biomedical companies, this interdisciplinary program addresses the industry's need for highly skilled professionals. You will explore critical areas such as biomedical instrumentation, tissue engineering, and biomechanics, gaining a comprehensive understanding of engineering design and its application in healthcare. This integrated master's degree is ideal for students seeking a challenging and rewarding career focused on improving human health through technological innovation.
This comprehensive, integrated five-year programme is studied full-time on campus, culminating in a Master of Engineering (Level 9) qualification, essential for progression to Chartered Engineer status. You will engage with advanced engineering modules, undertake a substantial research and development project, and complete an eight-month work placement during your fourth year, providing invaluable industry experience. Graduates will possess the educational qualifications required for professional accreditation by Engineers Ireland, opening pathways to diverse careers in the biomedical and broader engineering sectors, both nationally and internationally.