Bachelor's in Bioengineering

The California Institute of Technology has a rich history of scientific and technological innovation and is globally acclaimed for its commitment to cutting-edge research. Caltech is known for its exceptional programs in science and engineering. The university offers a range of undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs, with an emphasis on STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields. What sets Caltech apart is its dedication to fostering a culture of scientific inquiry and innovation. With a faculty composed of leading scholars and a remarkable record of scientific achievement, including numerous Nobel Prizes and groundbreaking discoveries, Caltech remains at the forefront of scientific exploration and technological advancement. Its commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge makes it a top choice for students seeking an education deeply rooted in scientific discovery and innovation.

The undergraduate curriculum at Caltech focuses on two key goals: 1) Engineering new biological systems and functions, and 2) Applying engineering principles to learn principles of biological design. The curriculum provides students with a firm grounding in engineering principles, biotechnology, and fundamentals from the biological sciences through coursework on physical cell biology, systems biology, biomolecular engineering, biodevice design, and synthetic biology. Bioengineering undergraduates are strongly encouraged to perform research in campus laboratories. Students graduate with a strong experimental and computational foundation for careers or further study in bioengineering, biotechnology, biomedicine, biological data analysis, and the expanding universe of biology-related disciplines and industries.