Can you imagine applying technological advances to medicine? Learn to use engineering methods to solve complex medical problems.
Biomedical engineers have designed some of the most important medical devices used today – from pulse-regulating pacemakers to easy-to-use blood glucose monitors. The interdisciplinary structure of this minor allows you to explore a range of diverse courses in biology, computer science, chemistry, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, mathematics, mechanical engineering, and engineering physics. You will have a chance to make your mark by applying fundamental engineering principles to the areas of materials science, electronics, software development, and health equipment.
