Biomedical Engineering

Description

In the intriguing interdisciplinary subject of biomedical engineering, you can apply your expertise in engineering, computer science, and the physical sciences to advance the fields of medicine and the life sciences. The methodology is very quantitative, similar to other engineering disciplines; mathematical modelling and analysis are utilised to describe the operation of processes at all scales, from the subcellular to the organismal. The goals of this emphasis include giving students a strong foundation in engineering within the context of a liberal arts education, with a focus on engineering applications to the life sciences.

Degrees

• A.B.