BA/BS in Biomedical/Medical Engineering

The Biomedical Engineering degree prepares graduates to apply problem solving, scientific inquiry and design on hard problems in biomedical engineering and allied areas. Graduates are expected to communicate and collaborate well in diverse workplaces. Many continue learning by entering graduate study, medical school or other professional training, while others move into professional careers with steady progression. The program is led by a department chair and follows defined student learning outcomes. Marshall publishes the full course requirements, the general education core and the sequencing of major courses in its online undergraduate catalog. Students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to plan each term, confirm prerequisites and see how the major fits with minors or electives they may wish to add. Faculty advisors can help students fit the program around work and family schedules, and program staff can explain how the requirements apply to individual situations.