Learning at its best
Today's Bioengineers operate at the intersection of engineering, technology, medicine and science to produce tomorrow's inclusive technologies. There are over one billion people with disabilities or aging into disabilities worldwide. This number will double by 2050, creating exponential employment opportunities for professionals with advanced training in inclusive and assistive technologies.
The Department of Bioengineering (new tab) offers undergraduate and graduate coursework focused on research, design and engineering of technology solutions for health, independence, engagement and participation for people of all abilities. Classroom education is paired with hands-on clinical, research and engineering opportunities.