Design bionic limbs Create laser-guided surgical devices Develop wearable tech to help athletes perform better In Biomedical Engineering you ll use engineering know-how to develop better ways to diagnose illnesses treat health problems and enhance health You ll study biomechanics physics chemistry and design With that broad knowledge you ll be able to collaborate with all kinds of different experts biologists medical practitioners policy makers and engineers to name a few You ll also learn to model and design complex biomedical systems and you ll get plenty of hands-on experience through two years of paid co-op work terms plus a fourth-year design project

You’ll study biomechanics, physics, chemistry, and design. With that broad knowledge, you’ll be able to collaborate with all kinds of different experts: biologists, medical practitioners, policy makers, and engineers, to name a few. You’ll also learn to model and design complex biomedical systems—and you’ll get plenty of hands-on experience through two years of paid co-op work terms, plus a fourth-year design project.

• Official high school transcripts
• Proof of English proficiency
• Completed Admission Information Form (AIF)
  • This form is excellent for those who wish to explain their reasons for low/below average grades or highlight their strengths to help the office better assess their applications.
• May require portfolios, interviews, or more may be required

Ontario students: six Grade 12 U and/or M courses including

• Advanced Functions (minimum final grade of 70% is required)
• Calculus and Vectors (minimum final grade of 70% is required)
• Chemistry (minimum final grade of 70% is required)
• Physics (minimum final grade of 70% is required)
• English (ENG4U) (minimum final grade of 70% is required)

Admission averages: Individual selection from the mid-90s

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