BME combined with Mechanical Engineering (BME+MECH)
NOTE: The BME+MECH pathway is considered a competitive major; admission requirements are higher and there is an admission cap. Apply early, as enrollment is limited.
Colorado State University bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering (BME) combined with a mechanical engineering (MECH) degree draws students interested in applying mechanical engineering principles to biological systems to analyze and design devices such as exercise equipment, prosthetic limbs, exoskeletons that work outside the body to enhance functionality of the body externally; or work with orthopaedic implants or biocompatible materials that work inside the body to enhance or replace bone or soft tissues.
CURRICULUM
For students starting the BME bachelor’s degree program Fall 2018 and after:
BME+MECH Comprehensive Curriculum and Career Guide
BME+MECH Curriculum Check Sheet
BME+MECH Technical Electives with Prerequisites
For students starting the BME bachelor’s degree program Summer 2018 and prior:
BME+MECH Comprehensive Curriculum and Career Guide
BME+MECH Curriculum Check Sheet
BME+MECH Technical Electives with Prerequisites
HONORS PROGRAM
About 20% of BME students are in the CSU Honors program. BME+MECH Honors curriculum check sheets are provided below.
For students starting the BME bachelor’s degree program Fall 2018 and after:
For students starting the BME bachelor’s degree program Summer 2018 and prior: