Program Overview
Graduates can pursue careers in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and medical consultancy, or continue their studies in specialized Master's programs.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Biomedical Engineering applies engineering methods and technologies to understand and solve medical-biological issues. This program fosters interdisciplinary collaboration between engineers, biophysicists, clinicians, and biologists. The Bachelor of Science program aims to train engineers capable of: Developing new devices, equipment, systems, and procedures for prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. Designing and implementing new prostheses, artificial organs, and life-support systems for acute, elderly, and disabled patients. Designing and developing advanced and innovative biomaterials. Evaluating the capacity of supporting cellular proliferation to rebuild and remodel biological organs and tissues. Managing biomedical technologies in hospitals and health-care institutions.
Careers:
Biomedical Engineers find employment in various professional areas, including:
- Bio-medicine
- Pharmaceutics
- Health safety and regulation
- Food
- Biotechnology and environment
- Engineering consultancy
- Freelance in health-care
Other:
Graduates may continue their studies with a Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) program in Biomedical Engineering. They may also choose other Master of Science programs or 1st level Specializing Masters, subject to evaluation.
