UNSW Handbook Occupation

Biomedical Engineer

Description

Biomedical engineers apply engineering techniques and analysis to problem-solving in medicine and the biomedical sciences. This may include developing systems to maintain and enhance life, designing replacement parts for people, or creating systems to allow the handicapped to use computers for work and communication.

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