Biomedical Engineering is built upon the premise that the
tools and methods of engineering can be applied to improve human health and enhance
our understanding of the biological world. Biomedical engineering education integrates
mathematics, science, engineering methodology, and engineering design to train
individuals who are uniquely prepared for the collaborative challenges of this
field. Biomedical engineers contribute to society from positions in universities,
hospitals, government, the medical device and pharmaceutical industries, and a
broad range of research enterprises. As
the discipline grows, BME graduates
are finding that their broad education provides an excellent platform from which
to develop a career in industry, academics, medicine, or research.
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