Meng Mechanical Engineering with Biomechanics

The Mechanical Engineering with Biomechanics program offered by the University of Aberdeen provides an insightful blend of mechanical engineering and biomedical science. This comprehensive and research-driven course gives students the opportunity to study the movement and interaction of mechanical, biological, and chemical systems within the human body, and develop engineering solutions.Course Content: Students will be exposed to a broad range of subjects focusing on both mechanical engineering and biomedical science. The initial years of study will introduce the essential principles of engineering science and design, with specialized training in biomechanics beginning in the third year. Advanced topics explored in the final year include medical robotics and bio-devices, sports biomechanics, and body protection materials.Key Modules: Some of the key modules throughout the course include Engineering Mathematics, Fluid Mechanics and Energy Transfer, Mechanics and Thermofluids, Design and Manufacture, Medical Robotics and Bio-devices, Materials and Manufacture, Dynamics, and Control.Accreditations: The Mechanical Engineering with Biomechanics degree is fully accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), leading to Chartered Engineer (CEng) status. Future Careers: Graduates can look forward to a dynamic career in a variety of fields such as the biomedical sector, medical device industry, sports science, and various roles in healthcare including research and development, design and manufacturing, and consultancy.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.