Biomedical engineering is an exciting, diverse discipline that uses technology and engineering to solve medical and biological problems, inventing new equipment, materials, methods and processes to
Open to pharmacists in all areas of healthcare, Keele’s MSc is built around your professional practice. Three compulsory modules prepare you to design and carry out advanced research focused on a
From CT scanners, X-ray and MRI machines, to pacemakers, defibrillators, stethoscopes and even spectacles, medical engineering has saved and enhanced lives, improving treatment and delivery for
Advance your radiography career with Keele’s MSc Medical Imaging, a cutting-edge programme designed to keep your expertise current and prepare you for the future. Offering pathways in General
The recent development of the School of Pharmacy at Keele has enabled expansion in the research areas of pharmaceutics and pharmacology and the development of links to existing research programmes.
A multi-disciplinary team linked to the University Hospital of North Midlands (UHNM) and the RJAH Orthopaedic Hospital at Oswestry has a major focus on enabling technologies involved in cell and
Capitalising on over 25 years’ experience delivering flexible distance learning to support the continuing professional development (CPD) of practicing pharmacists, Keele’s Clinical Pharmacy Practice
Research in Medicinal Chemistry at Keele includes the design, synthesis, evaluation and use of biologically-active molecules with the potential for use as drugs in a clinical setting. Also included
Biomedical Engineering is one of the key research themes for the Research centre in Computer Science. We focus on computational and computer-based aspects of biomedical engineering, such as
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