Medical Imaging Technology - MSc
Birmingham City UniversityBirmingham, England
- Intake
- January 2027
- Tuition fee
- £18,970 (2026/27)
- Duration
- 15 months full-time
Nottingham Trent University · Clifton Campus, England
This course combines engineering, healthcare and technology to develop medical products and devices. You will learn about areas such as: • Medical devices and surgical products • Medical imaging • Prosthetics and rehabilitation robotics • Smart materials • Medical signal processing • Fluid dynamics in the human body • Biomedical engineering and innovation • Medical ethics and regulations The course also has links with NTU's Medical Technologies Innovation Facility (MTIF) and industry/healthcare partners, giving opportunities to work on practical medical-engineering projects.
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Only the tests listed here are shown as accepted for this course.
For a course requiring a 2:2, NTU normally accepts: • 4-year Bachelor's: CGPA 2.5 • NUST, QAU or LUMS: CGPA 2.3 • University of Punjab: 50% Important: The course asks for a related academic background. If your bachelor's is in Computer Science/BScS, I would recommend checking with NTU whether they consider your specific degree sufficiently related before applying.
Minimum 2:2 honours degree or equivalent Degree should normally be in a related discipline, such as: • Engineering • BEng • BSc Product Design Relevant employment experience or other qualifications may also be considered. No additional requirements are listed for international students.
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Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Robotics Learn about prostheses, bionics, exoskeletons and assistive robots. Medical Signal and Image Processing Learn to process ECG, EEG, wearable-sensor data and medical images, including some programming. Fluid Dynamics in Physiology and Medical Devices Study how fluids move through the human body and how medical devices affect this flow. Current Developments in Biomedical Engineering Explore new developments and innovations in biomedical engineering. Medical Applications of Smart Materials Learn how advanced/smart materials can be used in medical devices and prosthetics. Research Methods Learn research design, literature review, data collection and data analysis. Individual Industrial or Research Project — 60 credits Complete a major independent medical-engineering project, solving a real engineering problem and presenting your findings
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