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Biomedical engineering aims to close the gap between engineering and medicine. This innovative field merges biology with materials engineering, imaging, sensing and nanotechnology. Our major has a particular emphasis on bio-nanotechnology – the development of new materials that can be used for advanced medical outcomes like developing cures for diseases or regenerating damaged
tissue.
In this innovative industry you will be of service to people, working with living systems and applying advanced technology to solve complex medical
problems.


Graduates are often employed by industry, hospitals research facilities of educational and medicalinstitutions, teaching, and in government regulatory
agencies.Biomedical engineers have developed many important techniques and equipment such as:
>> hip joint replacements
>> heart pacemakers
>> heart-lung machines
>> bioengineered skin
>> artificial articulated joints
>> Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).

Areas of Interest

• Medical Science
• Materials Science
• Engineering
• Cell and Molecular Biology
• Neuroscience
• Biology
• Electronics
• Materials
• Biotechnology
• Molecular Biology
• Biomedical Science

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