Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering

The Catholic University of America

As one of the first dozen accredited Biomedical Engineering programs in the U.S., our program has many unique features that attract excellent students from all over the world such as:

Accreditation: Accredited since 1991 by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET, Catholic University has a longstanding tradition and success in training undergraduate and graduate biomedical engineers for various careers for industry, research, medical school, and other professional opportunities.
Well-rounded Education: A strong liberal studies tradition at Catholic University provides graduates with a broad understanding of engineering as it relates to the global marketplace.
Emphasis on Design: Upon arrival to Catholic University and during each academic year, students are given opportunities to develop and refine biomedical design skills in the areas of mechanical, instrumentation, software, and experimental design.
Small Class Sizes: The majority of classes have less than 20 students thereby increasing opportunities for faculty-student interaction
Outstanding Faculty: Faculty in BE are experts in their respective research areas and bring real-world, contemporary challenges into the classroom. Extramurally funded faculty provide internship and research opportunities not only for graduate students, but also undergraduate students.

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