

The Biomedical Engineering - Electrical Bachelor of Science program at the University of Miami provides a four year curriculum designed for students who wish to combine engineering principles with biological and medical applications. The program emphasizes technical innovation, problem solving, and interdisciplinary collaboration, preparing learners to design and develop biomedical devices, diagnostic tools, and healthcare technologies. Students gain expertise in biomedical instrumentation, signal processing, medical imaging, electronics for healthcare, and applied engineering design, equipping them to address challenges in medical technology and contribute to advances in healthcare systems.
Throughout the program, students participate in laboratory experiments, design projects, and hands-on research that integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications. The curriculum covers electrical and biomedical engineering fundamentals, medical device development, physiology, data analysis, and applied research techniques, providing opportunities to work on projects that simulate real-world healthcare challenges. By combining rigorous coursework with experiential learning, the program prepares graduates for careers in biomedical engineering, medical device design, healthcare technology, and research, while also laying a strong foundation for graduate studies in biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, or related fields.
Year 1 - Foundations in Biomedical and Electrical Engineering
• Introduction to Biomedical Engineering
• General Physics and Calculus
• Fundamentals of Electrical Circuits
• Biology and Human Physiology
Year 2 - Core Engineering and Biomedical Studies
• Signal Processing and Instrumentation
• Biomedical Electronics
• Materials Science for Medical Devices
• Electives in Engineering or Biomedical Applications
Year 3 - Advanced Biomedical Engineering
• Medical Imaging and Diagnostics
• Applied Biomedical Device Design
• Data Analysis and Computational Modeling
• Electives in Specialized Biomedical Topics
Year 4 - Capstone and Professional Integration
• Senior Design Project or Thesis
• Advanced Topics in Biomedical Engineering
• Internship or Applied Research Experience
• Professional Portfolio and Career Preparation
Graduates of this program are prepared for professional roles in biomedical engineering, medical device development, healthcare technology, and research. Career paths include positions in medical device companies, research laboratories, hospitals and healthcare institutions, biomedical technology startups, and consulting firms, where professionals design, analyze, and implement innovative healthcare solutions. Alumni may also pursue graduate studies in biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, bioinformatics, or related fields, contributing to technological advancements, medical innovation, and improved patient care. The program equips students with technical, analytical, and practical skills necessary to succeed in the rapidly evolving biomedical engineering sector.
Students seeking a program that combines engineering principles, biomedical applications, technical innovation, and hands-on research experience will find this degree highly valuable. Its four year structure allows learners to progress from foundational concepts to advanced design projects, applied research, and a senior capstone experience. The program provides mentorship from experienced faculty, access to modern laboratories and engineering tools, and opportunities for collaborative projects, fostering both intellectual development and professional readiness. It is ideal for individuals aiming to pursue careers in biomedical engineering, medical device design, healthcare technology, or graduate studies in engineering and applied sciences.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +1 305 284 2000
Email: admissions@miami.edu
Address: University of Miami, 1320 S Dixie Hwy, Coral Gables, FL 33146, United States