BSc in Bioengineering - Biomedical Engineering in Dartmouth United States | University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

The Bioengineering Department provides a Bachelor of Science in bioengineering with a biomedical engineering focus, applying engineering principles to biological and medical challenges in healthcare. Biomedical engineers merge engineering with medical sciences to develop medications, artificial tissues and organs, equipment, computing systems, and software that enhance human health. As part of UMassD's bioengineering curriculum, your studies will combine life sciences, medicine, and engineering, offering a strong academic base and a wide-ranging, interdisciplinary perspective on the field. In this concentration, you can delve into: cell and tissue engineering: through courses covering topics like nanotechnology, immunology, human organ development, and material interfaces medical devices: with classes in areas such as implantable sensors, robotics, medical ultrasound technology, and device regulatory standards Your training will equip you to make ethical and socially conscious contributions to the profession, work efficiently to advance your career, and serve society. You will become part of a new wave of innovators and leaders in rapidly expanding fields. Biomedical engineers enjoy dynamic, fulfilling careers in manufacturing, academic institutions, hospitals, research centers, and various educational and medical organizations.