Major in Biomedical Engineering
The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering prepares students for the innovative intersection of clinical medicine and technological innovation. Our advanced curriculum leverages scientific understanding to instruct students on creating biomaterials, instruments, and devices.
You will learn through our in-depth curriculum the major biomedical engineering subareas, including tissue engineering, bio signals and systems, biomaterials and biomechanics. Preparing you for potential employment as physicians or researchers in private industries or federal agencies such as FDA, NIH, and USPTO.
Classes
In the Bachelor of Science of Biomedical Engineering, you’ll learn the fundamentals in designing technology specifically for use in clinical medical by exploring topics like:
- Molecular Engineering
- Immunology
- Genetics
- Analytical Chemistry
Senior Design Project
This program requires a Senior Design capstone project. During this two-semester course, you will be mentored by faculty and industry leaders as you undertake product design, implementation and budgeting to solve a real-world problem a team.
Concentrations
The BS in Biomedical Engineering lets you choose concentrations to tailor your electives around specialized subject material.
General Track
The General Track is a concentration focused on fundamental biomedical engineering knowledge.
Tissue Engineering and Pre-Med
This concentration focuses on subjects such as cell, tissue and molecular engineering.
Biosignals and Systems
This concentration focuses on subjects such as imaging, optics, computation and systems.
Biomaterials and Biomechanics
This concentration focuses on subjects such as materials, mechatronics, hemodynamics and orthopedics.
Accelerated Tracks
The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering offers two accelerated tracks for high-achieving students who wish to pursue a combined BS/MS in Biomedical Engineering or an MS in Engineering Management.
Apply to FIU
Interested students are encouraged to apply to FIU as early as possible. Applicants must submit a high school diploma, SAT, ACT or CLT scores and transcripts from all schools attended.
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