Biomedical engineers are dedicated to improving the health and well-being of people through developing and perfecting medical technologies and devices, such as artificial knees, hips, and hearts; laser-surgery instruments; and scanners like MRI machines.
At LTU, you will collaborate with your professors on cutting-edge research and get plenty of hands-on experience in the laboratory. You’ll also have the opportunity to co-op or intern in hospitals or industry alongside engineers, researchers, doctors, nurses, and health care professionals. LTU’s goal is to give you the best preparation to enter and succeed in this growing field.
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Outstanding students to be honored at Lawrence Tech's Commencement May 11
Two Lawrence Technological University seniors will be honored as recipients of LTU’s Edward Donley Distinguished Graduate Awards as they are presented their diplomas at the University’s Commencement Saturday, May 11. inning the award for women students is Marissa Bradley of Haslett, who will receive a Bachelor of Science degree in biomedical engineering. Winning the award for men students is Sahil Jaggi of Bingham Farms, who will receive a Bachelor of Science in computer science.Read more
LTU prof wins Heart Association grant for testing engineered blood vessels
A Lawrence Technological University professor has won a two-year, $151,734 grant from the American Heart Association to develop a better way to test lab-grown blood vessels.Read more
Lawrence Tech student research on display at third annual Science & Technology Showcase
Lawrence Technological University will show off student talent in biomedical engineering (BME), nursing, molecular and cell biology, and other life sciences disciplines at a Science & Technology Showcase Wednesday, April 3.Read more
Arslan named ombudsman for engineering students
Dr. Selin Arslan, the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Programs, will be serving as the ombudsman for our College of Engineering students.Read more
