Master Programme
Biomedical Engineering
Imperial's MEng Biomedical Engineering applies engineering principles and knowledge of the human body to projects that help people live longer and healthier lives, drawing on mechanics, nanotechnology, physiology, programming and design. The course is built around practical work in interdisciplinary facilities, and students can steer their studies towards biomedical, electrical, mechanical or computational bioengineering, leading to careers in medical device design, diagnostics, research or start-ups. Entry is through UCAS (course code BH9C, institution code I50); there is no admissions test, and shortlisted applicants may be invited to an online interview.
University
Imperial College London
Country
United Kingdom
Level
Master
Field
Engineering
Duration
4 years
Language
English
Campus
London, South Kensington and White City
Degree
Master of Engineering (MEng)
Intake
October
Application Deadline
13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time (UCAS equal consideration deadline)
Tuition Information
2027 entry: £47,800 per year for Overseas (international) students and £10,050 per year for Home students. Imperial charges Home fees in line with the government fee cap, which is expected to rise each year with inflation.
Admission Requirements
- A levels: minimum A*AA including A* in Mathematics, A in Physics and A in a third subject; typical offer A*AA to A*A*A
- IB Diploma: minimum 39 points including 6 in Higher Level Mathematics (Analysis and Approaches preferred), 6 in HL Physics and 6 in a third HL subject; typical offer 40 points
- No admissions test; shortlisted applicants may be invited to an online interview
- English language (Imperial higher level), if required: IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with at least 6.5 in every element (one sitting); TOEFL iBT 5.0 with at least 5.0 in every element (tests from 21 January 2026; earlier tests 100 overall with at least 22 in each); or PTE Academic 69 overall with at least 62 in every element
- Other UK and international qualifications: see the entry requirements section of the Imperial course page; contextual admissions considerations are available for eligible UK applicants