The University of Utah’s College of Engineering is nestled against the picturesque Wasatch Mountains in Salt Lake City, providing the perfect backdrop for work and play.

From world-class research and faculty to its home in a bustling city with booming economic growth, there are plenty of reasons the College of Engineering is one of the finest destinations to pursue a top-notch education.

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Research

A rich interdisciplinary department comprising science, engineering and medicine. We develop technologies in synthetic biology, medical imaging, biomaterials, biomechanics, drug delivery, neural engineering, computational biomedical engineering, tissue engineering and other specialty areas.

Undergraduate

The University of Utah Biomedical Engineering Department Undergraduate Program has 25 primary faculty, 200 auxiliary faculty, and graduates about 70 Bachelor of Science students annually. The program is among few undergraduate programs in the nation that require a senior project and a biomedical device design experience with significant exposure to the regulatory environment.

Graduate

The University of Utah Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program draws participating faculty from over 30 departments and organizations across 4 colleges, representing both the health sciences and the main campus.  Full-time graduate student enrollment exceeds 120 with about a 3:1 ratio of Ph.D. to M.S. students.


Map depicting the Sorenson Molecular Biology Building on the University of Utah campus

36 S. Wasatch Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84112