Welcome to the Vanderbilt Univer

Vanderbilt's Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) is an academic society whose goal is to provide pertinent information and resources about biomedical engineering to the biomedical engineering community at Vanderbilt. Our objective is to help our members network with as many professionals in the field of biomedical engineering as possible. In doing so, our members will be more knowledgeable in biomedical engineering and become potential candidates for employment. Our ultimate goal is to help members land internships, research positions, and jobs in biomedical engineering.

Other objectives include:

-Open houses to give members a taste of what Vanderbilt has to offer in terms of biomedical engineering. Tours of such facilities are planned.

-Helping our members get through their undergraduate curriculum with a mentor program. Freshmen and sophomores are highly encouraged to participate.

-Socials to help members know one another and their biomedical engineering professors.

University Membership Form (Fill out and return by campus mail)

Biomedical Engineering at Vanderbilt

In the 2004 US News and World report, the undergraduate Biomedical Engineering program at Vanderbilt was ranked 14th in the country. At Vanderbilt, there are close to 400 BME majors, making it the largest undergraduate major in the School of Engineering, and the third largest undergraduate major on campus. As such, the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) is currently the largest engineering society at Vanderbilt.

What do Vanderbilt BME graduates do after graduation?

BME