Biomedical engineers design and operate specialist healthcare equipment, helping diagnose and treat illnesses through technological innovation. It is a rewarding career that combines mathematics, science, engineering and medical topics. City has long-standing expertise in technology and healthcare and have been teaching biomedical engineering for over 120 years. On this accredited degree, you'll learn how to apply engineering to the healthcare industry. You'll take part in interdisciplinary study with experts in maths, science, engineering and medical disciplines, to develop in-demand professional and technical skills. Biomedical engineers develop innovative technologies for the diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of medical conditions. It is a growth area with applications in a range of industries. Our degrees are designed to prepare you for an exciting highly-skilled career in this rapidly growing field. Our degrees are triple-accredited by professional bodies, meaning your qualification will be recognised for its quality and relevance.<br><br>Biomedical engineering is a great choice if you want to apply your interest in science and maths to a job where you can help improve people's health and lives. Modern healthcare depends on biomedical engineers to design and operate specialist diagnostic equipment. It is a growing field at the forefront of innovation, making career prospects particularly strong. City graduates work in a range of industries, from hospitals and healthcare, to pharmaceutical companies and manufacturers of medical devices. Recent graduates have secured work with: The National Health Service (NHS), GE Healthcare, Transport for London, St Bartholomew's Hospital, Smith & Nephew and Brunel University London.