B.S. Biomedical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering (Dual Degree)

This dual degree program offers students the opportunity to pursue two distinct fields of engineering in a single curriculum. The Biomedical Engineering component focuses on the application of engineering principles to medical devices, drugs, and biological systems, while the Mechanical Engineering component covers the design, construction, and operation of machines and mechanical systems. Students in this program will gain a comprehensive understanding of both fields and be prepared to enter careers that combine these areas, such as medical device design, biomedical imaging, or bioengineering research.

Additional Information

Students in the dual degree program will take courses from both the Biomedical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering departments, with a total of 132 credit hours required for graduation. The program is designed to be completed in 5 years, with students taking a mix of required and elective courses each semester. Advisors will work with students to ensure they are taking the appropriate course load each semester to meet graduation requirements.

Discover Your Future in Biomedical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering at Colorado State University

Colorado State University is an excellent choice for students interested in biomedical engineering and mechanical engineering because of its strong reputation in these fields. The university offers state-of-the-art research facilities, experienced faculty, and a diverse range of courses that provide a comprehensive education in both areas. Additionally, the university's location in Fort Collins, Colorado provides access to a vibrant cultural scene, outdoor recreational opportunities, and a thriving tech industry.