Bachelor of Science - Biomedical Engineering

The Biomedical Engineering curriculum at Stevenson equips students to tackle critical health-related challenges using engineering principles. Emphasizing critical and creative thinking, students will apply their technical skills to real-world problems. The program offers a solid foundation in basic sciences and math, including biology, chemistry, and physics, alongside specialized coursework for a broad interdisciplinary background in fields like biomechanics, biotechnology, and rehabilitation.

Stevenson’s School of Sciences gives students the opportunity to work in and collaborate with multiple labs on campus and prepare for an interdisciplinary science career. All labs are designed to fit 20 students, emphasizing small class sizes and focused faculty-student interaction.

Admission is competitive and based on a review of all application materials. Acceptance into the University does not guarantee admission into the biomedical engineering program. Students with a successful high school record including chemistry and biology (and physics if available), calculus or pre-calculus, and a GPA>3.0 will be well positioned to enter the Biomedical Engineering program and complete the degree program in 4 years.