Chloe knew she wanted to make a difference in healthcare, but she wasn’t sure how – until she discovered Biomedical Engineering at the ϲʿ¼.
From day one, Chloe was drawn to the practical nature of the BEng Biomedical Engineering degree.
"We didn’t just sit in lectures. We got hands-on experience and were actually building things," Chloe shares. "We got to dive into 3D printing, electronics, and programming with C and C++.”
And build she did. In one module, Chloe used 3D design software to design a mechanical hand that waved and made gestures.
But it wasn’t just the cutting-edge tech that captured Chloe’s imagination. It was how this course bridged the gap between engineering and medicine.