MEng in Biomedical Systems in Victoria Canada | University of Victoria

The Master of Engineering in Biomedical Systems equips students with expertise in biomedical systems and devices, teaching them to integrate human physiology from cellular to organ system levels into medical device development.
Graduates earning an MEng in Biomedical Systems will gain the ability to:
utilize fundamental human physiology concepts in system engineering, employ material science principles for designing and implementing medical devices
incorporate human factors and ergonomic analysis into medical system development
evaluate medical devices through usability processes, economic factors, and risk assessment frameworks
navigate regulatory procedures to advance medical device innovation, creating solutions for healthcare providers and the medical sector
implement cutting-edge technologies and methodologies within the biomedical device field.

The University of Victoria's Mechanical Engineering Department provides Bachelor's, Master's, and Ph.D. programs. Recognized for its dynamic, well-supported research initiatives at technology's cutting edge, the department excels in Clean Energy Systems, Advanced Vehicles, Aerospace, Biomedical Systems, Mechatronics, and Robotics. With 26 faculty members (including two Canada Research Chairs), 550+ undergraduate students, and 150 graduate students, the department fosters industry partnerships that enhance both education and research. Undergraduate students are encouraged to join competition teams for hands-on learning experiences. The department's collaborative environment attracts top-tier faculty, staff, and exceptional students at all academic levels.