Last Updated on September 6, 2024
Today we will talk about a new subject for your masters or bachelors, Biomedical Engineering. Sounds complex? Let’s simplify it – Biomedical Engineering or Biomedical Technology is the application of technology and engineering to living organisms. It is broad term that combines facets of engineering and technology to solve biological or medical problems. It is related to issues involving humans like designing and the use of medical equipment used to diagnose and treat various diseases inside the body and outside the body. A program in Biomedical Engineering comprises the study of tissue engineering, molecular or systems level biology/physiology. Not only that, students also get to study biomedical electronics, bio mechanics, cellular engineering, genetic engineering, bio-instrumentation and medical imaging etc. Depending on the particular university there may also be study of biomedical materials.
As Biomedical Engineering abroad is a composite course, Students wishing to pursue it should possess sufficient quantitative and analytical skills, and an interest in biology, engineering and medical technology.
SCOPE
- Biomedical Technology, the confluence of Medicine and Technology, is the future. Hence the demand for biomedical engineers is unabated.
- Biomedical Engineers are expected to come with new and innovative methods of diagnosing and curing patients. Hence as along as humans are there, the surge in the demand for biomedical engineers will only rise.
DUTIES OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERS
A Biomedical Engineer will typically do the following:
1. Design products like artificial organs, artificial devices which replace actual body parts, and machines for diagnosing medical problems.
2. Install, adjust, maintain, repair or provide technical support for biomedical equipment.
3. Evaluate the safety, efficiency and effectiveness of biomedical equipment. They are also required to train personnel on how to use the equipment.
4. Work with scientists and researchers to research about the engineering aspects of the biological system of humans and animals. They are also required to stay abreast of the new innovations and technologies in the field of Biomedical Engineering.
TOP COLLEGES IN INDIA (in no particular order)
NAME (QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2018)
1. IIT Delhi (172)
2. IIT Bombay (179)
3. IIT Roorkee (431-440)
4. IT-BHU, Varanasi (801-1000)
5. MIT, Manipal (701-750)
TOP COLLEGES ABROAD (in no particular order)
NAME (QS WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKING 2018)
1. John Hopkins University (17)
2. Georgia Institute of Technology (70)
3. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1)
4. Stanford University (2)
5. University of California-San Diego (38)
There is a big difference in ranking of Indian universities and international universities, and with world class facilities and large scholarships available, why not discover a world of opportunities and top quality education abroad?
So there you have it – a little digest about Biomedical Engineering along with some of its top colleges. But remember – based on your budget, career goals, preference and marks, Admissify’s international alumni counsellors can help you find the perfect course for you at the right university; with really valuable advice from their first hand experiences. They can communicate university profiles and stories via the revolutionary and free admissify app. Simply download and get amazing study abroad options apply, upload documents and track applications in a hassle free manner like never before.
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Avinash Singh is a study abroad consultant with over 10 years of experience helping students achieve their academic goals. He is an expert in the US, Australian, German, and Canadian education systems and has helped hundreds of students secure admission to top universities around the world. In his spare time, Avinash enjoys traveling, hiking, and spending time with his family. He is also an avid reader and loves to learn new things.
