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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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
LTU students, employers meet and greet in "Sci-Tech Showcase"
Employers from science and technology-based firms in the Detroit area mingled with students and faculty at Lawrence Technological University Wednesday in the university’s second annual Science and Technology Showcase.Read more
Potential breakthroughs in cancer, Alzheimer's presented in LTU's Cisler Lecture
A molecular biology researcher whose discoveries are on the cusp of providing new treatments for some of humanity’s most dreaded diseases provided a fascinating lecture at Lawrence Technological University Tuesday night.Read more
Meet LTU life sciences talent at second annual Science & Technology Showcase April 4
Lawrence Technological University will host its second annual Science & Technology Showcase of student talent for area employers Wednesday, April 4, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the A. Alfred Taubman Engineering, Architecture and Life Sciences ComplexRead more
