Bachelor of Science - Bioengineering - Bioelectricity

Bioengineering is one of the newest and most exciting branches of engineering. Hofstra’s bioengineering program, you’ll will dive into the waters where the physical and life sciences meet, learning to apply engineering concepts to solve challenges that directly affect our health and well-being. Perhaps you dream of creating a new surgical instrument or procedure, or device that helps patients live longer, better lives. Maybe you envision a diagnostic imaging system that can see the results of disease or trauma more accurately, or imagine designing better heart valves or joint replacements. Your Hofstra bioengineering degree will open the door to all this and more.

As part of the Fred DeMatteis School of Engineering and Applied Science (ranked #35 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report for engineering programs that do not offer a doctoral degree), our undergraduate bioengineering students are able take advantage of an extraordinary array of sophisticated laboratory facilities, including the Cell and Tissue Engineering Lab, the Ultrasound Research Lab and 16 other engineering and computer science laboratories. But learning does not stop at the classroom or laboratory door. We strongly encourage students to take advantage of our diverse co-op education and internship opportunities, where they can apply what they’ve learned to help address real-world challenges in health-oriented businesses and institutions throughout the New York Metro area and beyond.