1. CRICOS: 00116K Biomedical Engineer: Design products and procedures that solve medical problems. These include artificial organs, prostheses, instrumentation, medical information systems, and health management and care delivery systems.

2. CRICOS: 00116K Treatment: 1.Doctor diagnoses and treat patient diseases. 2.Biomedical Scientist analyses the blood from a patient so that the doctor knows how to diagnose and treat. 3.Biomedical Engineer design the equipment used to analyse the blood.

3. CRICOS: 00116K Heart Transplant: 1.Biomedical Scientist determines blood flow and heart functions 2.Biomedical Engineer uses this information to design the artificial heart 3.Doctor carries out surgery and monitors patient health

4. CRICOS: 00116K Replacing Damaged Skin 1.Biomedical Scientist establishes how the artificial skin will be tolerated by the body. 2.Biomolecular Engineer designs, operates and maintains the process to grow the synthetic skin (tissue engineering). 3.Doctor operates to graft the artificial skin to the body.

5. CRICOS: 00116K Repairing a Damaged Hip 1.Biomedical Scientist establishes how the hip joint functions in the body 2.Biomedical Engineer designs the prosthesis (artificial hip) 3.Doctor operates on the patient and monitors the recovery

6. CRICOS: 00116K Repairing Damaged Bones 1.Biomedical Scientist establishes how the bones function in the body. 2.Biomedical Engineer designs the equipment to be used during surgery to ensure correct alignment. 3.Doctor operates on the patient and monitors the recovery.

7. CRICOS: 00116K Health Care Food & Agriculture Environmental Research Energy Regulatory Finance

8. CRICOS: 00116K Parkville - the major centre in Australia for medical and bio-scientific research, education, clinical practice and production of pharmaceutical and biotechnology products for clinical trials. Home to 2,000 researchers, 12 research institutes, 8 hospitals and 8 major industrial companies and the new Bio21 complex. Bio21.

9. CRICOS: 00116K Drug Discovery Bioprospecting & Medicinal Chemistry Medical Genetics & Molecular Diagnostics Bioengineering & Biocompatible Materials Cancer, Ageing, & Inflammatory Disease Vaccine & Infectious Diseases

10. CRICOS: 00116K Neurosciences Clinical Trials to Clinical Practice Animal Biotechnology Environmental & Agricultural Biotechnology Molecular Platform Technologies Animal Models Nanotechnology

11. Tissue Engineering Skeletal muscle after 2 weeks

12. BSc majoring in biomedical or biotechnology BBiomedSci biomedical science BE in biomedical and biomolecular BE/BSc in biochemical engineering Engineering @ Melbourne @ Melbourne > Bio Courses

13. BE (Biomedical Engineering) BE (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering) BE (Engineering Management) All 4 year programs. Engineering @ Melbourne Engineering @ Melbourne > New in 2005

14. biomedical engineering imaging biomechanics bioinfomatics system engineering tissue engineering prosthetic devices system modelling clinical engineering health engineering

15. CRICOS: 00116K 4 year program No mid-year entry Degree name is Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical) Combined degrees not possible Most programs in Australia either 5 year combined degrees, or BE with single subject biomedical electives

16. CRICOS: 00116K What is Biomedical Engineering ? Biomedical engineering is the application of techniques drawn from engineering to the analysis and solution of problems in biology and medicine. Biomedical engineering applies the techniques of all classical engineering disciplines to problems encountered in living systems. BIOMEDICAL Engineering

17. CRICOS: 00116K Increasing focus on health issues, aging populations around the world – growing expectations of the delivery of better medical devices & equipment designed by Biomedical Engineers. ‘Employment of Biomedical Engineers is expected to grow faster than all occupations in US through to 2012’ (Source: US Department of Labour – Bureau of Labor Statistics – www.bls.gov) BIOMEDICAL Engineering

18. CRICOS: 00116K Four Programs :  biocellular engineering  bioinfomatics  biomechanics  biosignals processing First two years largely common (strong links with Biomedical Science in early years) BIOMEDICAL Engineering