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") Jump to navigation Home Give Today Contact Us Search form Search About Welcome Contact Us Undergrad Programs Admissions Degrees Courses Advising Scholarships & Financial Aid Research & Internships Student Clubs & Organizations ABET Accreditation Grad Programs Admissions Degrees Courses Advising Research Focus Areas Funding Student Directory Research Focus Areas Faculty & Staff Faculty Directory Staff Directory Employee Resources Open Positions Alumni Give Today News & Events BME News Archive Events Academic Stepping Stone Prepare for grad school, medical school or a career developing health care devices and procedures. Job Growth Choose a profession that’s growing quickly – and changing lives every day Interdisciplinary Research Immerse yourself in the development of artificial hearts, cancer detection and vision implants. Home -- -- Home Coronavirus Updates The University of Arizona website serves as the central location for campus updates and guidance on the novel coronavirus COVID-19. Student Perspective Join the Biomedical Revolution! Plug into one of the fastest growing occupations in the world at a top-25 research university in a department chock-full of options. Work alongside award-winning faculty across disciplines on projects such as: artificial hearts and limbs screening for ovarian cancer surgical procedures for brain cancer wearable health monitors rapid tests for disease treatments for retinopathy Earn your BS, MS or PhD in biomedical engineering at the University of Arizona! × Students in the Spotlight See how biomedical engineering undergraduates are succeeding. Graduate Mentoring Learn about interdisciplinary training, the program’s flexible curriculum and collaborative research. ABET Accreditation View program objectives and outcomes. Featured News National Institutes of Health Calls On Jennifer Barton Feb. 6, 2020 Philipp Gutruf Contributes To ‘Epidermal VR’ Project Jan. 20, 2020 Judith Su Discusses Life As A Scientist Jan. 16, 2020 All BME News > Wireless Devices Cast Light on Brain's Inner Workings Feb. 18, 2020 By the Numbers 1 st highest paying college major (Forbes) 100 % fully funded doctoral students 50 % undergrads continuing to grad school 4 :1 student-faculty ratio 9 + research centers and labs 22 nd R&D ranking, public universities (National Science Foundation) Upcoming Events April 6, 2020 BME Seminar Series: Sam Kim, Miguel Peña, Katie Sosnowski, Yisha Tang and Jack Vincent 12:00pm to 12:50pm Sam Kim, Miguel Peña, Katie Sosnowski, Yisha Tang and Jack Vincent, biomedical engineering PhD students, will present. Refreshments will be available at 11:50 a.m. April 13, 2020 BME Seminar Series: Jokubas Ausra & Alex Burton 12:00pm to 12:50pm Jokubas Ausra & Alex Burton, biomedical engineering PhD students from the Gutruf Lab, will present. Refreshments will be available at 11:50 a.m. April 20, 2020 BME Seminar Series: Chris Camp 12:00pm to 12:50pm BME Seminar Series: Chris Camp, biomedical engineering PhD from the Kim Research Group, will present. Refreshments will be available at 11:50 a.m. All BME Events > Technology-Health Care Nexus “The future of health care is not only in providing improved treatments for injury or disease, but in providing the resources and tools for individuals to take a more active role in monitoring and maintaining their own health.” Department Head Arthur Gmitro Interdisciplinary Signature “Through my own research, I know the absolute necessity of an interdisciplinary approach in solving important health challenges.” BIO5 Director Jennifer Barton Grads in High Demand “It is incredible to see so many alumni return to scout and hire our students.” Undergraduate Bailey Bellaire Perfect Choice “I applied to several universities across the United States looking for the perfect place to study biomedical engineering. The UA has delivered.” Undergraduate Victoria Lantzy In Good Health “I considered many options for majors during my first few semesters in college, but my heart is truly with the medical side of engineering. I want to help people directly with their health.” Alumna Justine Bacchus test section -- -- -- Employee Resources The University of Arizona Department of Biomedical Engineering 1127 E. James E. Rogers Way P.O. Box 210020 Tucson, AZ 85721-0020 520.621.0780 -- University Privacy Statement © 2020 The Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of The University of Arizona ....