Meet future health challenges with the Master of Engineering (Biomedical with Business) at Australia’s No.1 university for engineering and technology. Gain the specialist skills required to create new medical treatments, surgical instruments and devices. Business and engineering: a powerful combined skillset Take business subjects co-developed with experts at Melbourne Business School that are tailored for the engineering profession. You’ll build a powerful skillset that will set you apart in industry, blending advanced biomedical engineering expertise with key skills in economics, marketing and finance. Learn from world leading experts Be guided by academics in bionics, human movement, prosthetics and tissue engineering who have worked on ground-breaking innovations including: the bionic eye, implants to help control epilepsy, using virtual reality to treat real-world injuries and tissue regeneration for patients recovering from breast cancer. Industry aligned curriculum Get involved with industry projects, attend site visits at the Parkville medical precinct and focus on real-world problem-based challenges with industry mentors. The Master of Engineering (Biomedical with Business) is a 2-3 year degree (full-time) depending on your prior study. Course structure FIRST YEAR In your first year (or equivalent) you’ll complete foundation engineering subjects – tailored to students from a non-engineering background. If you’ve completed the Bioengineering Systems major in your bachelor degree, plus the required maths and science subjects, you’ll receive credit for these foundation engineering subjects and start in second year. SECOND AND THIRD YEAR In your second and third year (or equivalent), you’ll focus on your chosen engineering discipline. As a biomedical engineering student, you will learn about human systems and the design and operation of devices and processes that can be applied to new medical treatments, instruments and machines. You’ll undertake an industry, design or research project and gain the skills and knowledge to practice as a professional engineer. Business study Develop key business skills though subjects that have been tailored to the engineering profession and co-developed with the Melbourne Business School. Take five business subjects in areas including: engineering management, contracts and procurement, economic analysis, strategy execution and marketing management. Careers As a biomedical engineer, you could work in a range of fields such as biotechnology, health services, medical devices and pharmaceuticals. You’ll gain a transferable skillset that will be highly valued in management consulting, finance, business analysis, project management and many other areas.