Biomedical engineering undergraduates make up approximately 28 percent of the nearly 1,000 College of Engineering undergraduate students. There are approximately 80-90 biomedical engineering graduate students studying at the master's and doctoral levels.
Biomedical engineering students at Marquette have access to resources on and off campus through collaboration with institutions such as the Medical College of Wisconsin. The department has unique laboratory capabilities, including CT microfocal imaging, biotelemetry, telerehabilitation and neurorehabilitation robots.
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Individualized attention with a focus on the bigger picture. Marquette's Biomedical Engineering Department prepares today's students to be tomorrow's leaders. They graduate with real-world experience, industry contacts and the skills needed to Be The Difference in the lives of others.
Marquette's Biomedical Engineering Department offers the BSBE degree in Biomedical Engineering. Within this one degree, there are three major options: Biocomputing, Bioelectronics, and Biomechanics. Additionally, the department offers degrees at the master's and doctoral levels.
Undergraduate program
- Majors
- Co-op and internship
- Les Aspin Center for Government (FDA internships)
- Summer research experience for undergraduates
Graduate degree programs
Brian Schmit, Ph.D.
Professor & Director of Graduate Studies
brian.schmit@marquette.edu
* Graduate Handbook
- Five-year bachelor's/master's program
- M.S. in biomedical engineering (thesis option)
- M.S. in healthcare technologies management (non-thesis degree), offered jointly with the Medical College of Wisconsin
- M.E. in biomedical engineering
- Ph.D. in biomedical engineering
- Ph.D. in functional imaging (jointly offered with the Medical College of Wisconsin)
- Graduate-level writing techniques
Senior design projects
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