The Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering (BS BME) prepares students for bioengineering careers requiring research, development, and teaching skills in a variety career paths, including industry-bound and academics, medical profession-bound.  Employment opportunities include medical device, pharmaceutical industries, hospitals, research facilities of educational, medical institutions, as well as government regulatory agencies. Graduates may also pursue continuing education in the medical, dental field or advanced graduate programs in bioengineering.

In addition to College of Engineering Undergraduate Policies , the following specific polices apply to Bioengineering students.