Biomedical with Business

Overview

Biomedical engineers with business skills bridge the gap between technology, medicine and biology. Within this specialisation, students choose to focus on areas including biomechanical engineering, bioengineering, bioinformatics, biocellular engineering, biosignals, neuroengineering or clinical engineering. Graduates are sought with strong analytical and engineering management skills who will be able to be employed in a variety of industries in roles ranging from research-and-development to project management and finance.

Students also benefit from the high standing of services provided by the University and the Melbourne School of Engineering for biomedical innovation.

Last updated: 30 January 2024