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Applied Biology and Biomedical
Engineering
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This is an
exciting time for life sciences and biomedical engineering
in general, and especially for these two programs at
Rose-Hulman. The applied biology program will produce
biologists with the chemistry, mathematics, and physics
background needed to solve biotechnological problems in the
coming decades. The biomedical engineering program will
produce engineers with the medical and biological knowledge
needed to solve many of the health care problems that face
our society. Both programs will prepare graduates for
careers in the biotechnology and health-related industries,
as well as in government and industrial research
laboratories. Those wishing to continue their studies in
graduate or health professions programs will be
exceptionally well qualified to
do so.
If you have any questions about either the Applied Biology
or the Biomedical Engineering program, please feel free to
contact admissions at (812) 877-8213. For details about the
curriculum, see our web page by clicking on the links at the
left or call the ABBE Department at (812) 872-6822.
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The BS
degree program in Biomedical
Engineering at Rose is the first ABET
accredited biomedical engineering
program in the state of Indiana. Rose-Hulman also becomes only
the third institution in the nation that
offers an ABET accredited BS degree in
biomedical engineering, but does not
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