Biomedical Engineering minor studies involves designing and creating medical and healthcare technology.
Biomedical Engineering involves designing and creating medical and healthcare technology.
This is a priority industry, as there is a growing need for engineering solutions that restore function and aid in diagnosis, monitoring, rehabilitation, and delivery of care.
Biomedical Engineering is a minor in the Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Engineering and can be selected in year three of the degree.
For the minor in the Bachelor of Engineering with Honours, complete the following courses:
Plus complete the requirements for Mechanical Engineering.
With your practical skills and experiences working on a variety of medical devices, you will be able to help with global health challenges, for example our increasingly aging population, healthcare in the developing world, and a rise in illnesses from sedentary lifestyles.
Career pathways could include:
Find out more about what you can do with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
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