Biomedical Engineering (BS)

The University of North Texas offers a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering, equipping students with the skills to tackle societal challenges, drive technological advancements, and enhance quality of life worldwide. You'll be guided by esteemed faculty who are recognized experts in biomedical engineering and have the chance to collaborate on groundbreaking research with faculty at the UNT Health Science Center in Fort Worth.  Biomedical engineers contribute significantly to the medical field by developing and improving technology for healthcare. They engage in research, create advanced medical systems and devices, and ensure the reliability and effectiveness of biomedical equipment. Their work also involves setting up, fine-tuning, maintaining, and repairing medical tools while offering technical assistance. Moreover, they educate healthcare professionals on the correct usage of these devices. By working closely with life scientists, chemists, and medical researchers, they apply engineering principles to biological systems in both humans and animals, driving innovation in medical science.