Biomechanical Engineering Undergraduate Schools

University of Maryland, Baltimore County

• University of Maryland, Baltimore County's chemical and biochemical engineering department has an undergraduate program in chemical engineering that leads to a Bachelor of Science degree. Students in this program may choose between two tracks to concentrate their studies: the traditional track and the bioengineering track. Courses include organic chemistry, chemical engineering analysis, molecular and general genetics, multivariable calculus and chemical process thermodynamics.

  University of Maryland Baltimore County

  1000 Hilltop Circle

  Baltimore, MD 21250

  410-455-1000

  umbc.edu

University of Iowa

• The Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering at the University of Iowa has an undergraduate degree program in chemical engineering. Students receive a Bachelor of Science degree upon completion of the program, which has nine study topics to choose from. These nine topics include biochemical engineering, polymers, sustainability and pharmaceuticals. Courses in this program include biotechnology of extremophiles, advanced biochemical engineering and engineering aspects of animal cell culture.

  University of Iowa

  Iowa City, IA 52242

  319-335-3500

  uiowa.edu

Rutgers University

• Rutgers University has an undergraduate program in chemical and biochemical engineering that leads to the completion of a Bachelor of Science degree. Additional tracks of study are offered in this program and include bio-informatics/metabolic engineering, statistics, food science, pharmaceutical engineering and medical/dentistry/biotechnology. Courses in this program include introductory experimentation, thermodynamics, process engineering and introduction to biochemical engineering.

  Rutgers University

  98 Brett Road

  Piscataway, NJ 08854

  732-445-2228

  rutgers.edu

Brown University

• Brown University has a chemical and biochemical engineering program that teaches students the fundamentals for transport processes, thermodynamics, and reaction engineering and design. The curriculum in this program is designed to allow students the flexibility to co-specialize in computer applications, environmental issues, entrepreneurship, electronics applications and biochemical engineering/biotechnology. Upon completion of this program, students will have earned their Bachelor of Science degree.

  Brown University

  182 Hope Street

  Province, RI 02912

  401-863-1000

  brown.edu