The Department of Biomedical Engineering offers bachelor's and master's degrees biomedical engineering. Students interested in a Ph.D. may enroll in the Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering or the Ph.D. in Mechanical and Energy Engineering programs and choose a concentration in biomedical engineering.

Undergraduate students who choose to major in Biomedical Engineering will also receive a minor in mathematics and minor in an additional area of engineering. Our program allows you to tailor your education to your own specialized interest by providing five areas of concentration: Bioinformatics, Biomedical Instrumentation, Biomechanics, Biotechnology, and Biomaterials. Thus, a student graduating from the 120 SCH program will be well rounded and have the engineering skills and expertise to work in industry, hospitals, or research institutions or to become a motivated entrepreneur.

Students pursuing graduate programs within the Department of Biomedical Engineering have the ability to use their knowledge and skillset to create practical applications in healthcare and within their communities. Current and past students have sought to increase physical patient mobility, diagnose and cure cancer, and develop bioresorbable implants for surgeries.