• Study a multidisciplinary subject that bridges the gap between medicine and engineering, where you will play a key role in developing the technologies that will enhance our health and standard of living.
  • Work on a biomedical engineering focused project with one of our internationally respected research teams.
  • Gain solid practical and theoretical skills to boost your chosen career trajectory.
  • Get involved in cutting-edge research at a top UK university and immerse yourself in our rich research culture.
  • Benefit from a high proportion of practical lab-based work and state-of-the-art facilities including our £17 million STEMLab.
  • Develop skills relevant to an exciting and expanding industrial sector where graduates are highly sought-after.

MSc Biomedical Engineering and MSc Biotechnology at Loughborough University

Discover our innovative master’s programmes designed to bridge the gap between engineering and biological sciences.

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Parthvi

Biomedical Engineering MSc

Coming from a country that holds a strict and traditional education system, I have liked the independence that studying at Loughborough has given me.
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James

Biomedical Engineering MSc

My greatest achievement is being able to be independent and keep a healthy work-life balance. This includes being able to fulfil and enjoy the challenges of my degree but also excelling in my Gymnastics career.
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Grace

Biomedical Engineering MSc

My research could aid in the creation of antibiotic-free wound treatment. This could have the potential to make a huge impact worldwide as the rise in antibiotic resistance is currently costing healthcare systems a great deal of money.
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Sudarshan

Biomedical Engineering MSc

I love research and I've found that the teaching here is application driven and encourages working in teams which is really beneficial for preparing us for industry. It has helped me diversify my thoughts and enhance my knowledge in research areas.