MSc Medical Devices Engineering in Glasgow United Kingdom | University of Glasgow

The MSc in Medical Devices Engineering is designed for engineering graduates from diverse disciplines who want to utilize their expertise in creating medical technologies. This interdisciplinary program enhances engineering competencies while focusing on their biomedical applications. Graduates will be prepared for direct entry into the global biomedical engineering field, including opportunities in the UK. The curriculum integrates device regulations and biomedical ethics as fundamental components alongside technical training. As the School of Engineering's newest department, Biomedical Engineering combines our established strengths across four research areas: Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering, Bionanotechnology, Rehabilitation Engineering, and Biosensors and Diagnostics. The program maintains strong clinical partnerships with Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, with medical device regulations taught by NHS Medical Devices Unit professionals. Students have the opportunity to utilize cutting-edge James Watt Nanofabrication facilities via an elective Nanofabrication course.
This degree prepares graduates for prompt career placement in biomedical engineering worldwide, with regulatory studies and ethics forming the program's core foundation. Such training creates ideal preparation for positions in regulatory affairs and compliance.