30-Hours Professional Diploma in Biomedical Engineering
Credit hours
3
Engineering meets medicine in this overview of biomedical engineering and its uses in healthcare. Learners study basic anatomy and physiology, medical instruments, biomechanics, biomaterials, imaging technologies such as MRI, CT and ultrasound, signal processing, and assistive and rehabilitation technology. A good starting point for engineering or science learners curious about the healthcare technology sector.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Biomedical Engineering and Its Applications
- 02Basic Human Anatomy and Physiology for Engineers
- 03Medical Instrumentation and Diagnostic Devices
- 04Biomechanics and Human Motion Analysis
- 05Biomaterials: Properties and Clinical Applications
- 06Medical Imaging Technologies: MRI, CT, and Ultrasound
- 07Biomedical Signal Processing and Data Interpretation
- 08Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technologies
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