Fluid Flow and Mixing in Bioprocesses (BENG0005)

This module is offered to the students (practitioners) in the ‘minimally invasive pathway’ and not those registered for the ‘surgical...

This module is offered to the students (practitioners) in the ‘minimally invasive pathway’ and not those registered for the ‘surgical pathway’. The module will cover topics that will supplement the core skills and knowledge learnt from the 'Fundamentals of Aesthetics' module. An understanding of basics skin care and principles of applications of surface-active devices is also part of the teaching plans. In addition, the students (practitioners) will learn the basics of neuromodulators and tissue fillers as well as expanding the importance of minimally invasive aesthetic treatment planning. Demonstrate Students will also acquire an understanding of gender fluidity of attractiveness. In addition, advanced skills in performing injection procedures on the upper face region will be taught in a simulated environment.   

Bioengineering|Biomedical Engineering and Clinical Engineering|Professional Skills|Subjects Allied to Medicine

MEDICAL SCIENCES SCENARIOS|MATERIALS|MEDICAL DEVICES|BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH|EXPERIMENTATION|CRITIC

This module is intended to introduce you to medical science scenarios, which have required the development of materials, devices and prosthetics. This will...

This module is intended to introduce you to medical science scenarios, which have required the development of materials, devices and prosthetics. This will include understanding the engineering, design, technical communication, engineering practice and professionalism requirements for such solutions, as well as the requirement for experimentation. Specific components of the module that you will study and engage in include; introduction to professional medical practice (medical sciences/engineering discipline); critical thinking/problem solving; team working/learning own strengths and weaknesses; ethics for medical scientists; introduction to medical sciences and experimentation; the biomedical research discovery cycle; sourcing information and the technical literature in medical sciences; scientific writing and presentation; industry standards/ professional conduct. A major component of this module will be to learn about the principles behind basic cell and molecular biology techniques which forms part of a series of laboratory reports.