Graduate Profile for the Bachelor’s (S1) Biomedical Engineering Study Program

Professional Practitioner: Engages in the design, implementation, testing, and maintenance of medical systems, devices, and technologies within hospitals, the medical device industry, or healthcare service institutions. Roles include medical device engineer, biomedical technician, medical technical consultant, or techno-facilitator in healthcare facilities or industrial settings.
Researcher and Early-Career Academic: Conducts research and technology development in the field of biomedical engineering within research institutions, universities, or the industrial sector. Also pursues postgraduate studies in relevant fields.
Entrepreneur and Technology Innovator: Initiates and manages health technology projects—following the product design cycle toward commercialization—through startups, university spin-offs, or health technology business units in the public or private sectors.
Health Technology Policy Analyst: Analyzes, evaluates, and drafts policies concerning the management of health technologies and medical devices—including needs assessment, procurement, certification, standardization, and regulation of biomedical equipment—within government agencies, regulatory bodies, or other public institutions.