Biomedical Engineering - Mercer University Main Campus - Macon GA

Biomedical Engineering from Mercer University Main Campus - Macon GA is a Campus Bachelor Biomedical Medical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. About the specialization The goals of the biomedical specialization are to: produce graduates who can effectively accomplish biomedical engineering design and analysis; produce graduates who can effectively communicate orally and in writing; produce graduates who can successfully compete with other engineers in their first engineering position; and to provide a curriculum that exceeds minimum recognized standards for engineering education. Owing to the technical complexities of and team-oriented approach to solving medical problems, biomedical engineering students study the basic sciences, mathematics, and engineering common among traditional engineering fields. Beyond this, they study the life sciences and how traditional engineering can be used to understand, analyze, and design physiological and medical systems. Specific components of the curriculum are outlined in the following section. In recognition of the expectations of employers, all biomedical specialization students are required to select elective courses and curricular paths that allow them to explore engineering or medical sciences in more detail. Among these options at the bachelor's level are the pre-medical or the science course requirements or a minor in at least one of the other engineering specializations. Qualified students are strongly encouraged to pursue post baccalaureate education whether in a medical or other professional school, or in graduate school, all of which are available at Mercer. View more details on Mercer University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Biomedical Medical Engineering courses.