Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) - Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical Engineering is a multi-disciplinary field that enables engineers to integrate engineering principles with the natural sciences and the medical field. Advances in biomedical engineering provide the essential skills and knowledge to make changes to the World Health system and improve people's lives, for example, cognitive development, metals, robots, distribution, materials engineering, computer science and prosthetics. Students will study areas related to electrical, artificial intelligence (e.g. environmental integration, neural network, logical view, machine learning) and features of modern biomedical systems. Graduates will develop a strong understanding of the critical issues involved in developing biomedical systems in the global economy and play a key role in biomedical systems, both in Australia and internationally.

In your first two years you will study the basics of engineering and the basics of biology, anatomy and physiology. As you progress into the third and fourth years, you will be ready for the industry with major design projects that showcase the work of biomedical engineers. With a combination of classroom teaching and industry placement, you will receive industry-focused learning that is the foundation of biomedical engineering.