At Duquesne University’s Department of Biomedical Engineering, you’ll receive a rigorous
education grounded in mathematics, science, engineering, and the liberal arts—designed
to set you up for success. Through an exceptional curriculum and meaningful research experiences, you’ll build the skills needed to pursue diverse career paths in healthcare, manufacturing
and government, or to continue on to advanced degrees in law, medicine or other professional
doctoral programs.
You’ll work alongside faculty on cutting-edge research focused on improving human
health. In fully equipped laboratories, you’ll gain hands-on experience with the latest
tools and technologies in biomedical optics, imaging, microdevices and computational
biofluid dynamics—preparing you with the knowledge and confidence to thrive in advanced
study and professional careers.
Research, Innovation, Impact
Join an interdisciplinary, entrepreneurial and innovation-driven biomedical engineering
program designed to advance your career and create a meaningful societal impact.
Join the next generation of Biomedical Innovators with the accredited BS in Biomedical
Engineering program. Gain a solid background in biology, chemistry, physics and math,
in addition to core engineering studies and research opportunities.
Gain a deep clinical perspective while solving real clinical problems and developing
innovative technologies with our Biomedical Engineering and Nursing Dual Degree program,
the first of its find in the US.
Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering
Start Here, Go Anywhere
Research Areas & Facilities
The department holds nearly 5,000 square feet of research space across four labs,
specializing in optical sensing and imaging of living systems. Our faculty transform
innovative research into real-world solutions and welcome your contributions to their
work.
The 10-week Undergraduate Research Program offers hands-on experience in diverse scientific
fields while exploring potential career paths. You'll engage in community projects
and ethics education, present your findings at an on-campus research symposium, and
connect with faculty, industry professionals and fellow researchers.
Duquesne University is nestled in the heart of Pittsburgh, PA! A vibrant epicenter
of biotechnology, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, fostering a dynamic environment
for you to engage with industry leaders and opportunities.
As a student in the biomedical engineering program, you'll collaborate with faculty
on scientific research and engineering design, contributing to significant scientific
goals and often co-authoring publications in leading journals like the Chemical Engineering
Journal, the Journal of Engineering and the International Journal of Frontline Research
in Engineering and Technology (IJFRET).
