What can you do with a major in Biomedical Engineering?

Challenge yourself with a career in medical device design, imaging systems development or software application creation. 

This versatile major serves as an excellent background for many professions that develop life-changing solutions to medical and biological problems. Here is a sample of the jobs you’d qualify for as a biomedical engineering graduate: 

  • Application consultant
  • Assembly technician
  • Biomedical engineer
  • Biomedical equipment technician
  • Cardiology clinical research coordinator  
  • Product development engineer
  • Quality manager
  • Rehabilitation technician
  • Research and development engineer
  • Systems engineer 

Go to medical school, dental school or earn another advanced degree.

Some biomedical engineering majors choose to pursue an advanced degree in a health field. Our graduates have gone on to institutions such as the Mayo Clinic, Cornell University, Northwestern University and University of Notre Dame for graduate and professional studies. 

Marquette campus

Learn more about studying biomedical engineering at Marquette.