Biomedical engineering (BME) is the application of methods and concepts in engineering, science and technology to solve problems in medicine and health care. Biomedical engineers develop and design biomedical devices, systems, and processes for fundamental discovery as well as clinical translation in medicine. Our curriculum combines math, science, engineering, design, and a broader education in the liberal arts to prepare biomedical engineers who will advance human health.

Our students receive excellent job offers, go to prestigious graduate schools, and attend top medical schools. Some of the places our students have gone to include: Baker Hughes, Carnegie Foundation, Cerner, Clearview Healthcare Partners, Dexco Polymers, Epic, Huron Consulting, Invivolink, Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Manhattan Associates, National Instruments, Qgenda, St. Jude Medical, Texas Instruments, Vanderbilt, UC Los Angeles, Texas A&M , Cornell, Clemson, U Sheffield, U Southern California, U Alabama, Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences Medical School, Medical University of South Carolina, Baylor College of Medicine, U Missouri, Saint Louis U, New York University Medical School and Harvard.