Study Biomedical Engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University
Toronto Metropolitan University · Toronto · Canada
Biomedical engineering in downtown Toronto, with optional co-op terms in industry.
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Programmes
Biomedical Engineering
Tuition fees
approx. 26,000 to 29,300 € per year
Duration
4 years
Language of instruction
English
Admission process
Application with school-leaving certificate, maths and physics grades and English test
Intake
September
Recognition
Canadian accredited engineering degree (BEng)
Living costs
approx. 1,300 to 1,700 € per month
Total students
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Biomedical engineering in downtown Toronto
Toronto Metropolitan University is a public university in the centre of Toronto, surrounded by major teaching hospitals and medtech companies.
- Type: Public university
- Programmes: Biomedical Engineering
- Language of instruction: English
- Co-op: optional
- Start of studies: September
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The degree takes four years. Co-op terms with paid work in industry can be added between study years.
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Tuition fees and living costs to study medicine abroad
International students pay approx. 26,000 to 29,300 € per year. Living costs in Toronto are approx. 1,300 to 1,700 € per month.
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The city as a place to study medicine
Toronto is Canada's largest city and its medtech and hospital hub, with one of the world's most diverse populations.
- City: Toronto
- Country: Canada
- Living costs: approx. 1,300 to 1,700 € per month
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FAQ: studying medicine abroad at this university
What does biomedical engineering cost at Toronto Metropolitan?
International students pay approx. 26,000 to 29,300 € per year.
Can I work in Canada after graduation?
Yes, graduates can apply for a post-graduation work permit.
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