Biomedical Engineering

Bachelor of Science

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In Bucknell's highly regarded biomedical engineering program, you'll shape your education with your own hands. You'll get into the lab and start designing from your first semester on campus. As you learn, you’ll be guided by expert faculty in small classes and explore new ground in undergraduate research experiences. By the time you graduate, you'll have spent a year partnering with medical professionals to tackle a real-world health care problem. Our students have even received patents, fabricated prosthetic hands for disabled children, and had their work deployed in clinical research at a hospital.

Major or Minor in Biomedical Engineering

Bucknell offers a bachelor of science in biomedical engineering, a minor in biomedical engineering and elective courses for students looking to diversify their skills.

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One of the labs I was shown on my tour is where I had a class my first year. It wasn't like the tour showcased something that I wouldn't see until later on down the road.

Brooke Ewer '24, biomedical engineering

Biomedical Engineering Video Tour

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Find your path to biomedical engineering at Bucknell

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Team Up with Real Doctors

Experiential Learning

Our partnership with Geisinger, the region's largest health-care provider, immerses biomedical engineering students in clinical settings through research projects, internships and more. You'll do research that makes a real difference for real patients — even as an undergraduate student.

Contact Details

Biomedical Engineering

Location

312 Academic East