Biomedical Engineering is a branch of engineering that aims to develop, produce and efficiently use devices and biomaterials used for diagnosis, treatment and research purposes through engineering applications to solve problems encountered in the field of health and meet their needs.

Biomedical Engineering is an interdisciplinary field that allows collaboration with basic science and engineering fields such as biology, physics, chemistry, mechanics, electrical electronics and computers, as well as medicine. Our program aims to train effective Biomedical Engineers in the field with the support of the strong Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences staff, Clinical Simulation and Advanced Endoscopic-Robotic Surgery Education Center-CASE and its technologically equipped campus.