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Biomedical Engineering Bachelor's Program
Learn how to apply engineering design and analysis techniques to problems at the interface between physical and biological systems and engineer solutions to help people live better lives in the biomedical engineering bachelor’s program at Stevens.
Biomedical engineers design devices and instruments that improve the quality of life for medical patients and aid physicians in medical diagnosis and treatment of disease, such as total implantable hearts, pacemakers and defibrillators, imaging devices, prostheses, replacement parts, portable EKG machines, and heart-lung machines.
The biomedical engineering program at Stevens exposes students to a broad-based, multidisciplinary curriculum that not only trains them in the fundamentals of math, science and engineering, but also in biology, physiology and the interactions of engineering materials with biological surfaces.
The program has a very strong design component including a capstone senior design project — a team effort to design, build and test a medical device — and extensive laboratory experience in cutting-edge research with faculty in areas like biorobotics, brain-machine interface, spinal implants, lung mechanics, emergency medicine (with HUMC) and tissue engineering.
The Bachelor of Engineering program in biomedical engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET. Enrollment and Graduation Data
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$76,400Salary
The average starting salary for the Class of 2019
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What Students Are Saying
Critical Skills and Knowledge
If you want to work in the medical field, biomedical engineering will give you skills and knowledge that other engineering disciplines won’t.
Michelle Schumacher
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Real World Experience for Undergrads
I loved that Stevens had the co-op program because I think the work experience is invaluable come senior year. I liked getting to see what I was learning in school applied to real world problems.
Ryan Lacey
Learn more about co-op programWhen Stevens says they’re the innovation university, they mean it.
When you’re surrounded by brilliant minds looking to change the world, you can’t help but be motivated to push yourself forward.
Nicole Mottole, Biomedical Engineering Graduate '20
My senior design team ended up designing a solution for the United States Special Operations Forces.
Four years ago, I would have never imagined any of this possible, but with the right faculty and support system from my peers, I was able to contribute to something incredible.
Nicole Mottole, Biomedical Engineering Graduate '20
Real World Experience
Stevens undergraduate programs give students the opportunity to learn by doing with hands-on and real world education around building engineering solutions, applying for patents, and becoming an entrepreneur.
Co-op & Internships
Stevens offers all undergraduate students the opportunity to pursue co-op programs and internships.
Capstone Projects
Students begin using their engineering knowledge to apply projects to real world problems during their senior design capstone.
Innovation Expo
The senior design capstone culminates with Stevens' annual Innovation Expo, where seniors show and pitch their engineering projects and business ideas.
Entrepreneurship
Stevens' focus on entrepreneurial thinking stretches beyond the classroom through programs that help innovators turn technology into game-changing businesses.