Biomedical Engineering Online Course

Explore human biology, sensors, and imaging with our Biomedical Engineering Online Course – study anywhere, anytime, no labs required!

Overview:

The Biomedical Engineering Online Course is your route to understanding the fascinating blend of biology and engineering. Designed to explore how technology interacts with the human body, this course delivers a structured pathway through core scientific principles including anatomy, physiology, biomedical sensors, and imaging systems. Each module presents knowledge in a digestible, accessible format, helping you gain a solid academic foundation without needing a lab coat or access to a research facility.

This online course is ideal for learners looking to expand their knowledge in fields such as human biology, diagnostics, and medical technology. From learning how biomaterials work to exploring COSHH protocols, the curriculum is carefully built to align with modern biomedical concepts. Whether you're looking to brush up on medical imaging or understand the science behind sensors, this course ensures clarity, flexibility, and expert-led insight. It’s the smart way to study biomedical engineering from anywhere in the UK or beyond.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand key concepts of human anatomy and physiology.
• Identify functions and roles of biomedical sciences.
• Explain types and uses of biomedical sensors effectively.
• Explore medical imaging techniques and their core principles.
• Recognise various biomaterials used in healthcare systems.
• Understand COSHH responsibilities in biomedical environments.
  

Course Curriculum:

• Module 01: Human Anatomy and Physiology
• Module 02: Biomedical Science
• Module 03: Biomedical Sensors
• Module 04: Epidemiology
• Module 05: Bioinstrumentation
• Module 06: Medical Imaging
• Module 07: Biomaterials
• Module 08: COSHH Awareness

Who is this course for:

• Individuals curious about biological science and technology.
• Professionals aiming to refresh their biomedical knowledge.
• Students preparing for medical or healthcare-related study.
• Engineers seeking biology-focused technical understanding.
• Career changers interested in the biomedical sector.
• Researchers expanding into applied health technologies.
• Technicians interested in medical equipment and design.
• Educators adding depth to their scientific teaching topics.
  

Career Path:

• Biomedical Engineer – £33,000 to £45,000 annually
• Medical Device Analyst – £30,000 to £42,000 annually
• Clinical Data Manager – £35,000 to £48,000 annually
• Imaging Technician – £28,000 to £38,000 annually
• Health and Safety Officer (COSHH) – £32,000 to £40,000 annually
• Medical Science Liaison – £40,000 to £55,000 annually