Biomedical Systems
Study how engineering principles are applied to biological systems and healthcare technologies to improve patient outcomes.
Explore the intersection of engineering, biology, and medicine while developing technologies that improve healthcare, enhance quality of life, and solve complex biomedical challenges.
Program Overview
Bioengineering combines engineering principles with biology, medicine, chemistry, mathematics, and computer science to improve human health and advance medical technologies. Students learn to solve complex healthcare challenges through innovative engineering solutions.
The program prepares graduates to design medical devices, improve healthcare systems, analyze biological data, and contribute to research that enhances patient care and quality of life around the world.
What You'll Explore
Study how engineering principles are applied to biological systems and healthcare technologies to improve patient outcomes.
Develop innovative medical devices, diagnostic tools, and technologies that support modern healthcare and rehabilitation.
Gain hands-on experience applying engineering solutions to biomedical challenges through research, laboratory work, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Student Experience
Learn from faculty conducting research in biomedical engineering, medical technologies, biomaterials, and healthcare innovation.
Build leadership, teamwork, and professional connections through engineering organizations, outreach activities, and collaborative projects.
Prepare for careers in biomedical engineering, biotechnology, medical device development, healthcare technology, research laboratories, or graduate and professional schools.
Next Steps
Connect with the Whitacre College of Engineering to learn more about program requirements, research opportunities, and how Bioengineering can prepare you to improve lives through engineering.
Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering