The two educational objectives of the Biomedical Engineering program are achieved via the implementation of a curriculum with four parallel concentrations which include a common core and concentration-specific courses. The core curriculum is designed to provide a broad foundation in the basic sciences and in engineering. Concentration-specific courses provide the depth required to be proficient engineers.
The four concentrations are:
- Electrical (E),
- Mechanical (M),
- Biomaterials and Tissue (B) and
- Premedical (P).
The Premed concentration provides training in biomedical engineering and allows for students to take courses that are commonly required for admission to medical school.
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