Bachelor of Engineering (Medical)

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Engineering (biomedical)

Medical engineering at QUT exposed me to a broad range of research initiatives and the latest technology development. It challenged me. I was fascinated.QUT's Medical Engineering degree has allowed me to diversify my role and offer my employer a broader engineering service. For example, I am currently involved in a clinical research project aimed at improving cardiac patient outcomes using biomechanics.'

Kelly Stallman

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OP 10

Rank 81

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• Learn to design, manufacture, install, monitor and maintain medical and surgical equipment.
• Combines physical, chemical, mathematical and computer sciences with engineering principles to study human biology and the use of technology to improve health quality.
• Study biofluids, biomaterials, human physiology, modelling and simulation, and instrumentation and control.
• Opportunities for overseas study and work.
• Graduate with an internationally recognised qualification.

Careers	Biomechanical Engineer Biomedical Engineer Engineer Mechanical Engineer
QTAC course code	412502
QUT course code	EN40
Attendance	Full time
Course duration	4 years full time
Start month	February, July
Delivery	On campus Gardens Point
Faculty	Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering
Course contact	Student Business Services (SBS) Admissions: Email: askqut@qut.edu.au Telephone: +61 7 3138 2000
CRICOS code	056529D