With technology playing an increasingly large role in today’s healthcare industry, the world faces a demand for engineers who can understand, model, and design complex health systems.
Canada’s largest engineering school offers interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate programs in biomedical engineering (BME). The undergraduate program is housed within the Department of Systems Design Engineering. The graduate program is a partnership between three Faculty of Engineering departments: Systems Design Engineering, Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering, and Electrical and Computer Engineering.
News
Cardiac care innovations from Boston Scientific inspire biomedical engineering students
Boston Scientific offered students a look into the world of medical device development in a workshop on cardiac care technologies.
BME students shine at the 2026 Ontario Engineering Competition
Biomedical Engineering (BME) students delivered an outstanding performance at the 2026 Ontario Engineering Competition (OEC), hosted at Carleton University. The teams earned two first-place finishes, demonstrated exceptional technical skill, creativity, and resilience.
Baylis Medtech Biomedical Stakeholder Café celebrates third year
The Baylis Medtech Biomedical Stakeholder Café connects capstone design teams with leaders in the healthcare field.
Events
Biomedical Engineering Seminar with Dr. Julia de Lange on The Biomechanics of Injury: Linking Tissue‑Level Experimental Data to Real‑World Injury Outcomes
Biomedical Engineering seminar