Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours)

Biomedical engineers apply engineering design skills to medical and biological sciences for the purpose of improving people's health. X-rays, cardiac pacemakers, ventilators and artificial joints these are just some of the critical technologies used every day to save lives and promote better health outcomes, and were all designed by biomedical engineers. As a biomedical engineer, you'll bridge the gap between medicine and technology to improve diagnostics, monitoring and therapy, and create new medical instruments and devices. Whether you design new 3D-printed prosthetics, use biomaterials to repair and regenerate cells, apply Al principles to advanced monitoring tools, or build your own start-up in the med-tech field, you'll make a powerful impact on patients’ treatment, recovery and quality-of-life as a biomedical engineer.

International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (IB Diploma Program)- 30. Mathematics (Australian Higher Year 12 equivalent) and at least one of Chemistry or Physics (Australian Year 12 equivalent) are formal prerequisites for the Bachelor of Engineering.