University of Arizona - Engineering Reviews

"Two word that describes the Biomedical Engineering program at the University of Arizona is opportunity and academics. The support from the advisors helps open undergraduates to different opportunities in research positions, internships, networking, and career services. From looking back at my four years, I realized how much I have improved my critical thinking and technical skills by working at a biosensors and biomechanics lab. My development in research practices is all by my undergraduate advisor. She takes the extra effort in sending out emails to all students, promoting available research/job positions (on-campus and out-of-state). Not only there are opportunities in research, but also in networking with companies and other professors at the department. This department has its own extracurricular activity/club that allows undergraduates to create connections with industries and various professors. Not only this department creates opportunities for students, but also it also known for its wide range of academics. From molecular biology to thermodynamics, the academic curriculum consist of a wide range scientific subjects (electrica circuits, fluid mechanics, physiology, computer programming, etc). As a college student, this type of curriculum will be useful for students with a high ambition in the science community and would allow them to learn new technical skills. From lab-work to computer programming, these types of skills will prepare students to work anywhere. Overall, the Biomedical Engineering department at the University of Arizona shall prepare students, who has a passion in science, for industry by creating opportunities for them and having a diverse curriculum."

"The University of Arizona is an excellent school for out-of-state students. It has an outstanding number of possible majors for students and it is not overwhelming for students to change majors. Most of the professors are knowledgeable about the topics. They are always willing to assist students who are interested in the topics. The Engineering Management program is excellent. It is a unique program that allows students to receive the technical skills like typical engineers while also learning managerial skills."