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Prospective Students

Our programs offer students a variety of academic options, depending on how you want to engage in our global community. 

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Latest Undergraduate News

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BME Undergraduate Town Hall Prepares Freshmen for Academic Success

First-year students learned about the resources and support they could access during their college journey in BME.

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Undergraduate, Graduate Programs Rank No. 2 in the Nation

Biomedical engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University continues to earn high rankings nationally.

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Inaugural AI Symposium Explores Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Biotech Industry

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Coulter BME Announces Spring 2024 Department Award Student Winners

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BME Team Shares Top Prize at Expo With Medical Device for AFib Patients

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NeuroChamp Wins 2024 ACC InVenture Prize

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Starting this Summer, Students Can Minor in Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

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Coulter BME On Top

Both the graduate and undergraduate programs in the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering were nationally ranked no. 1 in 2023. It was a first-time top ranking for the grad program. Dedicated faculty and innovative curriculum earned the department its lofty spot and will be what keeps it there in the future.

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Welcome, future engineering students!
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What Students Say About Our Programs

Recently, there was a huge donation to advance Parkinson's research, and now I'm thinking about how to infuse Parkinson's research into my project. The amount of opportunity that is there when you're actively seeking to advance your work — but oftentimes passively, because of the resources and the respect that the researchers have here — makes it easy to produce great work and impactful work.
Elaida Dimwamwa
Ph.D. student
I know the BME curriculum has helped prepare me to go into industry, but one thing that sets Georgia Tech engineers apart is an emphasis not just on hard skills — being able to do math or science. It’s also important to know how to work on teams, how to communicate effectively, how to tell not only your story, but to share information that might be very dry or difficult to understand. It’s an important balance.
Brady Bove
fifth-year undergraduate
The project-based classes for the program have created an amazing environment for all students and really challenges us to constantly keep learning new skills. Of course, this is only possible because of the amazing professors and academic advising staff, who really make the Department as successful and well known as it is.
Suraj Rajendran and Prathic Sundararajan
BME undergraduates
Community is really the biggest strength of the Department, along with the sheer luxury of having people that do almost anything and everything you could dream of. We have the ability to come here and rarely be pigeonholed into doing a very specific thing, and we have the benefit of collaborations that allow you to really broaden your horizons.
Miguel Armenta Ochoa
Ph.D. student

We open the door to endless opportunities.

All Coulter Department students, regardless of the degree they are pursuing, have the opportunity to take classes or conduct research at any of our three campuses.