If you are just browsing, check out the research and career information pages. It is highly recommended that undergraduates in BME obtain experience while still in school. Internships, summer undergraduate research programs, and co-ops are excellent opportunities that all BME students should consider!

General Information: Devoted to questions (and resources) about Biomedical Engineering at RPI and BME in general.

Career Information: Looking for a job? Tips on how/where/when to begin your search. Networking tips can also be found here. Partial list of employers who have hired BME's for summer, co-op and full-time jobs.

Graduate School: A great starting place if you are considering going on to graduate school.

Research: Explore research opportunities available at RPI and other institutions.


A Special Note About This New CDC Resource:

This project was undertaken in the Fall of 2002 by Elisa Sandvik, a sophomore majoring in Biomedical Engineering at RPI, in coordination with the Career Development Center. Elisa used data collected by Amanda Hopkins (now a Rensselaer alum) from a student survey conducted in the Fall of 2001. The main goal of Elisa'a current project was to provide answers to common questions asked by students at Rensselaer and to serve as a starting place for BME students to investigate career opportunities. We hope it motivates and encourages other students to further explore the biomedical engineering field. Both Elisa's and Amanda's hard work is appreciated and serves as an invaluable resource.