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BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

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Villanova鈥檚 undergraduate and graduate programs in Biomedical Engineering empower students to merge engineering, physiology and medicine to advance human health.

Students and faculty work together across disciplines鈥攁nd with clinical and industry partners鈥攖o address some of the most pressing challenges in health care. Areas of focus include biomaterials and tissue engineering, biomechanics, biomedical imaging and health care technologies.

With access to advanced laboratories, hands-on research opportunities and personal mentorship from expert faculty, Villanova BME students develop both the technical expertise and ethical perspective to make a meaningful impact in a rapidly evolving field.

Program Directors

Undergraduate: 
Dr. David Jamison
610-519-4959
david.jamison@villanova.edu

Graduate:
Dr. Meltem Izzetoglu
610-519-4982
meltem.izzetoglu@villanova.edu

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Laura Bracaglia, PhD

While Quantitative Physiology is a common course in biomedical engineering programs, Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering Laura Bracaglia, PhD, is taking an uncommon approach to how the material is taught. MORE...

蜜桃TV鈥檚 Engineering in Medicine and Biology student group aims to facilitate learning and increase medical or technical engineering knowledge beyond the classroom.

David Jamison, PhD

David Jamison, PhD, associate dean of Undergraduate Affairs and a teaching professor of Mechanical Engineering, was inducted as a Fellow of the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES). Dr. Jamison was recognized for 鈥渉is record of research and teaching excellence in biomedical engineering, and development of a BME minor program at his institution.鈥� MORE...

PROGRAM NEWS

A student and a professor in an engineering lab.

Villanova Launches Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering

Launching in fall 2026, this interdisciplinary degree will prepare undergraduate students to apply the principles of engineering, design and physiology to advance human health.


This forward-thinking initiative aims to use engineering principles to solve problems in sports and performance, creating new opportunities for teams and individuals, athletes and nonathletes alike.

A student and a professor work on a skull monitor in an engineering lab.

Villanova Announces Master鈥檚 Degree in Biomedical Engineering

The interdisciplinary program offers three specializations鈥擟ell & Tissue Engineering, Biomechanics & Biomaterials, and Biomedical Signals, Sensors & Imaging鈥攅ach with thesis and nonthesis options for degree completion.