The biomedical engineering program in the Department of Biomedical Engineering educates engineers in both breadth and depth of biomedical engineering, with specific activities in the domains of bioimaging; biotransport; biomaterials; biomechanics; molecular, cellular, and tissue engineering; and micro/ nano-biotechnology. Students are challenged to integrate the engineering and life sciences throughout the curriculum, including quantification of physiological processes, modeling, and computer simulation of biological phenomena.

The mission of the Biomedical Engineering Department is to promote learning and discovery that integrates engineering and life sciences for the advancement of human health. To fulfill this mission at the undergraduate level, students can pursue:

• Advanced study leading to research or professional practice in biomedical engineering
• Advanced study leading to research or professional practice in health care
• Careers in biomedical engineering industries or related technical and professional fields