Biomedical Engineering Nazarbayev University

Overview

This discipline commonly deals with medical therapies, monitoring devices, and diagnostic tools. The contributions of biomedical engineering to society have grown rapidly since WW II. In fact, the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) recently listed the most prominent modern-day technologies and applications that have come about as a result of biomedical engineering. 

Program Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of the Biomedical Engineering degree at Nazarbayev University, graduates will be able to:

• Integrate life sciences and engineering for research, development and innovation with the aim to enhance human health.

• To evaluate ideas, models and hypotheses using appropriate experimental, mathematical and statistical approaches.

• Master multiple instrumental, computational and biological techniques for experimentation and modeling.

• Think critically with the ability to appropriately analyze data originating from experiments and simulations, and to draw justifiable conclusions

• Recognize ethical issues, consider multiple points of view, and use critical ethical reasoning to determine the appropriate behavior to follow in the practice of biomedical engineering.

• Communicate effectively individually as well as in the team environment