Bachelor of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical engineering combines engineering with an appreciation of the functioning of the human body, whether healthy, injured or diseased.
The course is delivered through formal lectures, tutorials, practical and project work. There are a number of dedicated biomedical engineering laboratories containing leading edge technology. These facilitate teaching and research both at undergraduate and postgraduate level and include

Gait analysis laboratory
Biomaterials laboratory
Hurley helmet testing rig
Instron dynamic testing machine
Non-contact 3D light scanner
Rapid prototyping machine
Projects are carried out in conjunction with industry including medical device companies, with medical practitioners and with the Biomedical Engineering Unit of Cork University Hospital.
Career options
Graduates will be qualified to work as biomedical engineering technologists within the healthcare, medical device industries, in research and development facilities, and also in clinical/hospital environments.
Biomedical device design and manufacturing
Research and development
Engineering Support within Clinical Environments
Regulated industries e.g. healthcare/food

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