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The Biomedical Engineering program provides a comprehensive and interdisciplinary study of engineering principles applied to medical and biological systems. Over four years, students explore biomaterials, medical imaging, biomechanics, biomedical instrumentation, and tissue engineering, combining theoretical knowledge with laboratory experiments and hands-on projects. The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving, design thinking, and analytical skills, enabling learners to develop innovative solutions for healthcare challenges and medical device development. Through practical labs, research projects, and collaborative design exercises, students gain the expertise necessary to advance biomedical innovation, medical technology, and healthcare engineering.
Students also engage in team-based design projects, internships, and applied research, fostering both technical and professional competencies. Mentorship from experienced faculty provides guidance in experimental design, computational modeling, and biomedical device development, preparing students to address real-world medical and engineering problems. By the end of the program, graduates leave with strong analytical, design, and practical skills, equipped to contribute effectively to medical device development, clinical engineering, and healthcare innovation.
Year 1 – Foundations in Biomedical Engineering
Year 2 – Core Biomedical Engineering Concepts
Year 3 – Applied Engineering and Specialization
Year 4 – Capstone Project & Professional Development
Graduates are prepared for careers as biomedical engineers, medical device designers, clinical engineers, research associates, and healthcare technology consultants. They may work in hospitals, medical device companies, research laboratories, or regulatory agencies. The program equips students with skills in biomedical design, research, data analysis, and problem-solving, enabling them to contribute to the development of innovative healthcare solutions. Alumni often engage in medical device design, clinical trials, and applied research projects. With interdisciplinary and technical expertise, graduates gain a distinctive advantage in biomedical engineering and healthcare technology careers.
This program is ideal for students seeking advanced training in biomedical engineering, healthcare technology, and applied design with both theoretical and practical experience. The four-year structure allows learners to develop foundational and specialized skills, participate in laboratory and design projects, and complete a capstone under faculty mentorship. By engaging in team-based projects, internships, and applied research, students cultivate problem-solving, technical, and professional competencies in biomedical engineering. The curriculum emphasizes innovation, medical application, and interdisciplinary design, preparing graduates to make meaningful contributions to biomedical research, medical technology, and healthcare solutions.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +1 (512) 471-3434
Email: gradadmissions@utexas.edu
Address: 110 Inner Campus Drive, Stop G1800, Austin, TX 78712, USA