Why should I choose biomedical engineering?

As others have mentioned, BME is an interdisciplinary field, but the main advantage of a BME program is the clinical relevance. read more

Biomedical engineering is a complex field. How I would think of it now is biomedical engineering is applying other engineering fields to health care. Most products/process can fall under Electrical/Computer, Chemical and Mechanical. Take a look into what those entails and see if one interest you the most. Focus on that. read more

One must recognize that Biomedical Engineering incorporates a wide range of engineering sub-disciplines such as heat transfer, circuit theory and electromagnetics, fluid dynamics, statics and dynamics, materials, etc. read more

BME graduates are a special brand of engineer About a third of our undergraduates go on to medical school; the rest are evenly split between industry and other graduate programs. Michigan BME pairs a great, ABET accredited engineering education with experiences that also prepare our students to thrive in a medical setting. read more