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- M.Sc. in Bioengineering
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- European Erasmus Mundus Masters in Biomedical Engineering
- Specialisation in Neural Engineering
- GREP PhD programme in Bioengineering and Medical Devices
M.Sc. in Bioengineering
Do you have the ambition and drive to solve current research challenges for patients and deliver new solutions to treat patients with health issues such as cardiovascular disease or neurodegenerative disorders?
Do you have an interest in addressing clinical needs and potentially developing new solutions to eliminate adverse events in healthcare?
If your answer is yes, then this is the Masters for you to pursue. It will open the gates to exciting and diverse career paths and opportunities.
The MSc in Bioengineering aims to provide engineers and scientists with the education and creative skills needed to practice in the medical devices industry in Ireland and focus on important clinical needs. The only course of its type in Ireland, this unique venture allows students to study at specialist Institutes of Bioengineering with academic and research expertise in Bioengineering including Trinity College Dublin, the University of Limerick, University College Dublin, the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, and the National College of Art and Design. Students will attend module lectures in these institutes. The most important advantage is the student's experience of studying at all Institutions and interaction with a wide range of academic and research staff whose focus is bioengineering. Furthermore, the lecturers are experts in the topic in each institution, and the laboratory facilities of all universities can be employed in practicals and laboratory exercises.
For more information see About the M.Sc. in Bioengineering or contact June O'Reilly ( tcbe@tcd.ie)
The "Bringing dreams to life" TV ad about engineering currently being aired on TV features this years MSc Bioengineering class in their lab in Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute. There is also an interview with Tara McGowan, one of our MSc students about studying Bioengineering in Trinity College.
Specialisation in Neural Engineering
At Trinity College we offer a specialization in Neural engineering, the design and application of quantitative engineering approaches to understand, repair, replace, enhance, or exploit the properties of neural systems. Trinity College is extending the state of the art in neural engineering by designing, developing and evaluating neural prostheses, neuromodulation devices, therapeutic electrical stimulation, and neurodiagnostics. Our research aims to derive a quantitative understanding of precognitive and cognitive abilities and thus build a technical basis for a quantum leap in the fields of neurorehabilitation. Click here to read more
The Graduate Research Education Programme in Engineering (GREP-Eng) is a multi-institutional programme focused on high quality research, providing a structured approach to research education for doctoral scholars. It is designed to produce high quality engineering PhD graduates interested in the design and development of devices and systems that will drive economic growth and sustainability and solve current human problems in healthcare and energy.
The programme integrates core scientific knowledge and translational research with innovation and entrepreneurship to leverage the fundamental research being carried out in the partner universities. The programme is initially focussed on two strands where the partner instiutions have established and high quality research activity.
- Bioengineering & Medical Devices (TCD, UCD)
- Sustainable Energy & Energy Efficient Devices (TCD, UCD, UCC, DIT)
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