STEM-classified degree: graduates are eligible for 3 years of Optional Practical Training (OPT) in the USA. This degree is accredited by ABET. Academic school/college: School of Engineering. This four-year Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering program provides a strong foundation in engineering principles with a focus on their application to medicine and biology. Graduates are prepared for careers in the design, development, and application of medical devices, biomaterials, and other healthcare technologies. The ABET accreditation signifies a high standard of engineering education. The STEM classification offers extended OPT opportunities for international students.

Career options in medical device companies, biotechnology firms, hospitals and healthcare organizations (clinical engineering), research institutions, regulatory agencies, and potentially further graduate studies in biomedical engineering or related engineering fields. The ABET accreditation enhances credibility with employers. The STEM designation can enhance opportunities for employment in the US after graduation.

The University of Connecticut, main campus: Storrs, is a prestigious public university and a Tier 1 research institution in the USA. It offers world-class facilities with state-of-the-art technologies and equipment. UConn's extensive flagship campus in Storrs provides a true US college experience. The program is within the School of Engineering.