In the School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering, students learn to apply engineering and life science principles to improve human health. SBHSE students engage in research that’s making a difference today, working alongside our world-class faculty in state-of-the-art labs while you prepare to work in one of the fastest-growing careers over the next decade. Whether you want to start
a company, discover new therapies, create engineered gene networks, research brain-machine interfaces, develop virtual reality-based rehabilitation engines or grow new organs, you can do it here. Find news and events from SBHSE.
The Spring 2025 Biomedical Engineering Symposium is a signature event held each semester, where capstone students at the Tempe campus exhibit their research and prototypes for industry partners, faculty, staff, Fulton Schools leadership, family, friends and other invited guests. Check out what our students created and celebrate their achievements with us! Spring 2025 Biomedical Engineering…
Join the School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering, or SBHSE, Student Advisory Board as they shine a spotlight on the opportunities provided to you as an SBHSE student.
If you’re interested in pursuing a graduate degree in biomedical engineering, join us for an upcoming prospective student information session webinar. This is a great opportunity to learn more about our graduate programs, research opportunities and admissions process. Biomedical Engineering Prospective Student WebinarTuesday, Nov. 19, 20248–8:45 a.m.Register to attend online Biomedical Engineering Prospective Student WebinarTuesday,…
Fulton Schools students put their heads together and earned second place in the 2019 Arizona State University Academic Bowl. The Maroon team students — Kai Yin, a computer science junior; Geoffrey Wong, a computer science senior; Kyle Xue, a double-major biomedical engineering and computer science junior; Jack Fleitman, a computer science senior; Colton Sowers, a…