BSc in Biomedical Engineering - Biosignals and Biosystems in Rochester United States | University of Rochester

The University of Rochester's Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering holds accreditation from ABET's Engineering Accreditation Commission (www.abet.org). This ABET accreditation confirms that the program meets rigorous standards for preparing graduates to enter vital STEM professions worldwide. Students completing an ABET-accredited program gain a comprehensive educational background, enabling them to pioneer innovations, work with emerging technologies, and address public safety and welfare concerns.
Our program provides students with essential biomedical engineering knowledge, technical capabilities, and professional competencies needed for successful careers in industrial engineering, clinical environments, or advanced research. Alumni are equally prepared for graduate studies, including doctoral programs, medical school, and other healthcare professions.
The program's primary goal is to cultivate skilled professionals in biomedical engineering and related disciplines. Our curriculum focuses on experiential education, practical engineering instruction, and thorough academic training, concluding with a year-long senior design project where students partner with healthcare providers and industry partners to develop engineering solutions for actual clinical challenges.