University of Ottawa

Overview

The Biomedical Mechanical Engineering and Computing Technology bachelor’s program at the University of Ottawa seamlessly integrates the principles of mechanical engineering with specialized coursework in computing and biomedical applications. This comprehensive curriculum empowers students to design and develop innovative healthcare technologies, including medical devices, assistive systems, and robotics. The program emphasizes hands-on experience, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future careers.

What You'll Study

The program structure is designed to provide a robust foundation in engineering science, biomedical principles, and computing. While specific course offerings may evolve, the curriculum typically encompasses the following key areas:

Core Computing and Software Foundations

• Computer Architecture
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Programming Paradigms
• Advanced Programming Concepts with C++
• Operating Systems
• Discrete Mathematics for Computing
• Digital Systems

Core Engineering and Biomedical Mechanics Foundations

• Engineering Mechanics
• Mechanics of Materials
• Thermodynamics
• Machine Design
• Human Anatomy and Physiology

Applied Learning and Projects

• Hands-on design and lab experiences that connect engineering and computing principles to real-world healthcare challenges
• Project work focused on prototyping, testing, and documentation, reflecting professional engineering practices

Note: Course names, sequencing, and elective options may vary based on the University of Ottawa's official curriculum.

Entry Requirements

Admission to this bachelor’s program is based on the evaluation of your academic qualifications, particularly your secondary or postsecondary education. There are no specific GRE or GMAT requirements for entry.

Career Prospects