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Biomechanical Engineering

Minor

Amplify your Mines Degree

The biomechanical engineering program dives into the intersection of engineering and biology, focusing specifically on the application of engineering principles to biological systems and human movement. In this minor program, students gain expertise in areas like biomechanics, tissue engineering, and medical device design, complementing their primary major and. A minor in biomechanical engineering can help prepare students for careers in healthcare, sports science and biomechanical research.

This minor falls under the Mechanical Engineering department, you will find more information about this minor and area of special interest on the .

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The biomechanical engineering minor will enhance undergraduates’ technical expertise and problem-solving abilities while preparing them to meet the industry’s challenges. The biomechanical engineering minor requires 11 credits:

  • Required courses (7 credits)
  • Elective courses 

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