Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering


Lawrence Technological University’s Biomedical Engineering program combines intensive course work in engineering with a strong background in biology, chemistry, physiology, instrumentation, and other subjects pertinent to the medical field. Designed for high school graduates as well as working professionals with a degree in a related field, the biomedical engineering program can prepare you for one of the fastest growing ocupations in the health care field today. 

Students benefit from presentations given by researchers, industry and health care professionals, and consultants, and they study the “best practices” for the industry, such as responsible conduct in research, the protection of human subjects, and professional behavior. They also complete several entrepreneurial courses and a two semester design project sequence that allows them to combine theory and practice.

Biomedical Engineering News

 

Rigaku.jpgSummer Internship Opportunities with Rigaku Engineering Technologies

Rigaku is offering 3 internships to students in the instrumentation, engineering, and new technology and product development departments. Tasks include developing and charactarizing precision polishing process for x-ray crystal optics, and working with the engineering design team to assist in designing mechanical components and systems...read more.

 

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Smart Blood Glucose Meter by Umasankar Kandaswamy

On a certain level, almost everyone is acquainted with the fact that self-blood-glucose measurement is an intrinsic and important part of a diabetic patient’s healthy life. However, only 17 million of us fully understand how a diabetic patient depends on his or her ability to effectively  control and regulate the blood glucose level...read more.

 

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Summer Research Experience by Olesya Motovylyak

This summer I had the opportunity to spend ten weeks in Boston, MA while participating in the BIOSENSE REU program at Northeastern University. This research experience for undergraduates is funded by the National Science Foundation and is similar to many across the country...read more.

 

Train 3 Cropped.jpgSenior Project Involves Running Bones Over with a Train

Dr. Meyer with William Addis, a senior in biomedical engineering , performed femur fracture testing on April 18. They did 12 experiments at Henry Ford Museum with Matt Goodwin the Roundhouse Supervisor. He drove a diesel train over several bones...read more.
 

 

 

 

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