The BSE Track of the Engineering Sciences A.B. degree requires 14-16 half-courses (dependent on math placement). The Plan of Study form for the Engineering Sciences A.B. - Biomedical Sciences and Engineering Track provides an easy to follow summary of the concentration requirements. A copy of each student's approved plan of study is filed with the Office of Student Affairs at the time of declaration, and updated annually by the student and their concentration adviser. Additional information about the Engineering Sciences A.B. concentration requirements, including honors requirements and thesis information, can be found on the Engineering Sciences A.B. Program page.

Employment sectors (with example job responsibilities) for graduates with bioengineering degrees include: Education and Research: Teaching at the high school through university level, cutting-edge bioengineering research at universities and government agencies Medicine: Practicing physicians in all clinical specialties, and research physicians performing clinical trials and translational research Industry: Work in medical device, pharmaceutical, and biotech firms