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Biomedical and Electrical Engineering

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Degree

Engineering

Work Experience

Co-op

Cut off Range:

75-85%

Program Summary

The Faculty of Engineering and Design’s Biomedical and Electrical Engineering program in the Department of Systems and Computer Engineering integrates life sciences with traditional electrical engineering topics. Graduates from the program can work in both medical and engineering fields.

The Biomedical and Electrical Engineering program is fully accredited by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board, allowing graduates to meet the educational requirements for registering as a professional engineer.

Learn the principles of electrical engineering and science as they apply to biotechnology and medicine. Understand the design of diagnostic and therapeutic devices, bioinstrumentation, automated signal and image analysis, computing and display devices and biometric data readout systems, and receive instruction in general electrical engineering.

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The Carleton Advantage

Our internationally renowned Bachelor of Engineering degree offers an exceptionally comprehensive range of programs. Engage in practical, real-world training, collaborate on challenging projects and express your creativity and innovation in preparation for a rewarding career in a highly desired engineering field.

Our Biomedical and Electrical Engineering program includes the prerequisites needed for entry into Ontario Medical Schools.

With a foundation in electrical engineering, Biomedical and Electrical Engineering students will have the skills to work both in the biomedical engineering and electrical engineering industries.

Carleton has several design teams you can join to put your learning into practice. From building a functional race car to launching a rocket, our clubs and societies can give you many great opportunities.

What students are saying

Looking back on it, I never thought that I would be doing a co-op work term at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre in Toronto. I never thought that I would be sticking electrodes on myself and hooking myself up to a breadboard in order to click a mouse on a computer. I never thought that I would be doing so many different things within my undergraduate years. Ever since I joined Carleton, my whole perspective of what I want to do in the future has completely changed.

Victoria, Biomedical and Electrical Engineering student

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