This course provides an introduction to the principles of chemistry and their applications in biomedical contexts. The Chemistry component explores key areas, including organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry, alongside an introduction to reaction kinetics. You will gain foundational knowledge and develop practical skills to understand chemical reactions and their significance in scientific and engineering disciplines.

The Biomedical Chemistry component focuses on the chemistry of biological macromolecules, the use of analytical techniques to study these biomolecules, and their applications in biomedical devices. You will also examine the chemical processes in the human body, their relevance to health, and how the body's biological responses can influence the performance of biomedical devices.

Through interactive laboratory sessions, you will apply problem-solving techniques and reinforce theoretical concepts. These hands-on experiments will enhance your understanding of the connections between chemistry, biology, and biomedical engineering, preparing you for real-world challenges in the healthcare and biomedical industries.