BSc (Engineering Science) (NFQ Level 8) leading to ME (NFQ Level 9) Biomedical Engineering in Belfield Ireland | University College Dublin

Biomedical Engineering applies core engineering concepts to medical and health-related fields. The human brain and nervous system function like an intricate communication network, sending signals throughout the body, while organs and limbs operate as advanced biological systems managing processes like motion, breathing, and circulation.

At UCD, Biomedical Engineering students gain robust training in electrical, electronic, and mechanical engineering fundamentals, enhanced by studies in human biology. These skills are directed toward medical challenges through specialized courses including Biomechanics, Medical Device Innovation, Neural Systems Engineering, Rehabilitation Technology, and Cellular & Tissue Engineering. For those passionate about pioneering medical solutions and contributing to healthcare advancements that benefit both practitioners and patients, this program offers the perfect pathway.

Program Duration:
3 Years (BSc Honors) plus 2 Years (ME) or 4 Years (BE)