入学要求 Requirement：
学术要求：Entry to the course will normally require a UK 1st or 2:1 honours degree, or its equivalent from outside the UK, in engineering or a physical science.
英语要求： IELTS Academic module 6.5 (with 6.0 in each section)
学费 Tuition Fee： 2011/2012 £16,050
课程特征 Course Features：
The University of Edinburgh is one of the largest and most distinguished teaching and research institutions in the world. The University is located in Scotland's historic and beautiful capital city which offers a wide range of cultural events and recreational facilities, together with easy access to Scotland's unspoilt wilderness.
The MSc in Bioelectronics brings together our work in microfabrication, microfluidics, micro-electro mechanical systems (MEMS), micro-machining, neural computation, integrated circuit design, and system-on-chip design. We have strong links to the biological and medical sciences at the university, and thus "bioelectronics" in several forms now provides an area of rapid growth that links the core activities within the School.
课程内容 Course Content ：
Semester 1: (total 60 credits)
•Introduction to Bioelectronics (20 credits)
• Analogue IC Design (10 credits)
• Discrete-Time Signal Analysis (10 credits)
• Image Processing (10 credits)
• Biosensors (10 credits)
Semester 2: (total 60 credits)
• MSc Project Preparation (10 credits)
• Biosensors & Instrumentation (10 credits)
• Microfabrication Techniques (10 credits)
• Lab-on-Chip Technologies (10 credits)
• Image Processing with MATLAB (10 credits)
• Biomedical Imaging Techniques (10 credits)
MSc Project (60 credits)
评估 Assessment：
In the 1st semester an introduction to bioelectronics is given that explores how relevant cross-disciplinary sciences are exploited in the growing technical ability to develop ‘bioelectronic’ devices. More advanced courses then follow, followed by a project whose topic will usually be based on the current research at the Graduate School of Engineering. Semesters run from September to December and January to March, with exams held in December and April/May. The main work on the project is carried out between May and August, although preparatory work is undertaken in the 2nd semester.