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Biomedical engineering is a broad specialization that encompasses mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, materials engineering, biology, computer science, and computer engineering. It's about using all these disciplines and applying the knowledge to the human body. Biomedical engineers create devices, structures, and even drugs used on and for the human body. Biomedical engineers create artificial limbs, pacemakers, defibrillators, surgical equipment, and more. The biomedical engineering major has various concentrations where you can focus on different aspects such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or the biology side of the major. The major itself will be VERY similar to a mechanical engineering major until your final years in college where you delve into biomedical engineering courses. Until then, you will take all your supporting courses such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, circuits and some mechanical engineering courses themselves.

Note: If you decide to pursue biomedical engineering as an undergraduate, you should be prepared to pursue a master's degree after you graduate.

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