Graduate Competencies
Upon completion of their undergraduate studies, graduates of the Bachelor’s degree program in Biomedical Engineering possess the following competencies:
A. Basic Knowledge
A.1 Possess the ability to apply science and technology to solve problems in the medical field, based on scientific principles and morality.
A.2 Possess the ability to keep up with scientific developments at both national and international levels, particularly in the field of biomedical engineering.
B. Analytical Skills
B.1 Possess the ability to solve problems in the field of biomedical engineering.
B.2 Possess the ability to interpret data obtained from measurements of the human body system.
C. Professional Skills
Graduates with a bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering can generally be categorized into two areas of expertise: those with expertise in medical instrumentation, and those with expertise in biomaterials.
C.1 Professional skill competencies for the field of Medical Instrumentation
C.1.1 Possess the ability to interpret medical instrumentation systems
C.1.2 Possess the ability to design medical electronic systems
C.1.3 Possesses the ability to process biomedical signals and images
C.2 Professional skill competencies for the field of biomaterials
C.2.1 Possesses the ability to perform biomaterial engineering for medical applications
C.2.2 Possess the ability to analyze biomaterials for medical implantation and prostheses
D. Transferable Skills
Capable of communicating and working within multidisciplinary teams to evaluate medical instrumentation systems and biomaterials, while possessing a sense of professional and ethical responsibility regarding issues related to the medical field.