biomedical engineering
Biomedical engineers are dedicated to improving the health and well-being of people through developing and perfecting medical technologies and devices, such as artificial knees, hips, and hearts; laser-surgery instruments; and scanners like MRI machines. At LTU, you will collaborate with your professors on cutting-edge research and get plenty of hands-on experience in the laboratory. You’ll also have the opportunity to co-op or intern in hospitals or industry alongside engineers, researchers, doctors, nurses, and health care professionals. LTU’s goal is to give you the best preparation to enter and succeed in this growing field.
IN THE NEWS
LTU addresses shortage of power engineers with scholarships
Thanks to a grant from the National Science Foundation, Lawrence Technological University is offering $10,000 scholarships for two years to community college graduates to complete a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering with a power engineering concentration.
Jun 19
Mechanical engineering students win both Donley awards
Jamie Maclennan, BSME’13, BSPh’13; and Eric Patrick, BSME’13, have been awarded the 2013 Alumni Association Donley Distinguished Graduate Awards. They were selected for academic performance, extracurricular activities, and leadership qualities.
Jun 14
More Brazilian students to come to LTU for engineering
Lawrence Technological University (LTU) and the Maua Institute of Technology (IMT) in San Paulo, Brazil, have signed an agreement to bring Brazilian students to LTU to study mechanical engineering for a year.
Jun 12
LTU to offer four degree programs to German students
Lawrence Tech President Virinder Moudgil and Harald Unkelbach, the managing director of the Germany company Adolf Würth GmbH & Co., sign agreements for four degree programs for German students to be taught at LTU and in Germany. Lawrence Tech faculty and administrators attending the ceremony are (standing L-...
May 21
LTU places second in Formula Hybrid competition
The team from Lawrence Technological University finished second in the hybrid drive class of the Formula Hybrid competition hosted by Dartmouth College and held at the New LTU Fourmula Hybrid Team Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, NH, April 29 through May 2. LTU finished behind Yale University and ahead of the...
May 13
Lawrence Tech selects architects for Taubman complex
The proposed engineering, life sciences, and architecture complex would create a dramatic eastern entry to Lawrence Tech’s campus quadrangle. Lawrence Technological University (LTU) has selected internationally recognized architect Thom Mayne to design the future A. Alfred Taubman Engineering, Life Sciences, and...
Mar 18