BSc · Health Sciences
BSc Biomedical Engineering
- Qualification
- BSc
- Duration
- 4 years
- Region
- Greater Accra
Overview
Biomedical Engineering combines engineering, computing and medical science to improve healthcare technology. In Ghana, you can help hospitals maintain, adapt and develop equipment that supports diagnosis, treatment and patient care, making this a valuable programme for students who want to solve health problems through innovation.
What you will study
You study human anatomy and physiology, electronics, mechanics, biomaterials, medical instrumentation, biomedical signal processing and computer programming. You also build skills in equipment design, safety, maintenance, data analysis and clinical problem-solving through laboratory work and practical projects.
Career prospects
You can work as a biomedical engineer, clinical engineer, medical equipment specialist, technical support engineer or health technology consultant. Opportunities exist with hospitals such as Korle Bu Teaching Hospital and Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, medical device suppliers, research institutions, universities and international health technology organisations.
Who this programme may suit
You thrive if you enjoy mathematics, physics, biology, technology and practical problem-solving. Curiosity, careful attention to safety and the ability to communicate with healthcare professionals are especially useful.