There is an increasing demand for bioengineers, which is linked to society's general shift towards utilisation of machinery and technology, and application of advanced therapies. The School of Pharmacy and Bioengineering, Keele University, has established an international reputation in the cutting-edge research in Molecular, Cellular & Tissue Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering.

The course will cover the core areas of bioengineering, and introduce you to the latest development through taught modules and seminars. In particular, it will offer you the opportunity to perform a bioengineering research project using state-of-the-art facilities under supervision of leading national and international professionals.

The broad aims of the MRes Bioengineering programme are to:

• provide advanced academic training for individuals interested in pursuing doctoral studies or research-oriented careers in bioengineering disciplines, including those in a wide range of biotechnology and healthcare establishments.
• provide an opportunity for in-depth research into a specialist area within molecular, cellular, tissue engineering, and biomedical engineering.
• assist students to develop the skills of research design and data analysis, and provide an opportunity to attain advanced proficiency in bioengineering.
• provide knowledge and skills for understanding and complying with the ethics and governance requirements for laboratory based research.
• prepare students to analyze and solve problems using an interdisciplinary and systems approach.

Our research-focused MRes Bioengineering programme will equip you for an exciting future within a range of biomedical, biomolecular, cellular and tissue engineering areas. The modular structure to the course enables flexibility and personalisation to suit your career aspirations, build upon strengths and interests and develop new understanding in key topics.

Graduate destinations for our students could include: undertaking further postgraduate study and research (PhD); pursuing a university-based, academic research career; working within biomaterials, medical devices, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and regenerative medicine industries; or working for government-funded research laboratories.