The Biomedical Engineering program within the College of Engineering at WSU integrates
physical, chemical and mathematical sciences with engineering principles for the study
of biology, medicine, behavior or health. Through laboratory experiences that bridge
multiple disciplines, we develop materials, processes, implants, devices and informatics
approaches for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease, for patient rehabilitation
and for improving health.
Fueled by our aging society, the demand for bioengineers is increasing, a trend expected
to continue for years. Students in the Biomedical Engineering program at WSU benefit
from the university's applied learning model, which provides students with real-world experience through paid internships, research and industry partnerships.
Graduates of our program go on to graduate studies, medical school or work in industry.
Employers of biomedical engineers include pharmaceutical firms, medical equipment
manufacturers, hospitals and rehabilitation centers and biomedical research institutes.
You may contact our department in Wallace Hall, room 108, or via phone at (316) 978-7582.
If you would like to connect with the department chair, Dr. Yongkuk Lee, select the
appropriate link below.