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Please join us for the third annual Biomedical Engineering Career Symposium to be held at ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Æƽâ°æÏÂÔØ campus! The Biomedical Engineering Program at the University of Colorado, Boulder is an interdisciplinary program that prepares talented students for a variety of positions. With nearly 300 students (undergraduates and graduate students) anticipated to be in attendance, our event is a unique opportunity to develop a relationship with our program and students; and find prospective interns and entry-level engineers.

We are encouraging freshmen and sophomores to attend the symposium as a way of exploring their career interests. They may ask you questions about future career possibilities. We appreciate the time you spend with these students, giving them valuable experience and a forum for their questions. They may prove to be just the candidate you will be looking for in a year or two.

Sponsorship Options

Gold Sponsor – $1000 (4 spots)

• Maximum of 8 representatives

• This sponsorship Includes one 6' x 30 " table with tablecloth for tabling

• 1 info session/demo for 20 minutes *

• Four 1:1 meeting tables **

• Company logo on all event marketing (printed and online).  Gold sponsors will be prominently placed on the event banner.

Silver Sponsor – $300 (8 spots)

• Maximum of 4 representatives

• This sponsorship Includes one 6' x 30 " table with tablecloth for tabling

• Two 1:1 meeting tables

• Company logo on all event marketing (printed and online).  Silver sponsors will be added to the event banner.

Bronze Sponsor – $100 (13 spots)

• Maximum of 3 representatives

• This sponsorship includes one 6' x 30 " table with tablecloth for tabling 

• One 1:1 meeting table

• Company logo on all event marketing (printed and online).

Basic Registration – No fee (35 spots)

• Maximum of 2 representatives

• This sponsorship includes one 6' x 30 " table with tablecloth for tabling

• Company logo on all event marketing (printed and online).

* Demo’s Description:

The interactive demonstrations held in the Aspen Rooms will consist of a presentation followed by a Q&A session. Gold-level sponsor representatives will be able to discuss company achievements, recent developments, employment opportunities, and more. Demonstrations with company products, presentations, and other visual aids may be likely to garner more participation; however, the format of the demonstration is at the discretion of the company. After the presentation, the representatives will allow questions to encourage a discussion for the students to gain exposure to the industry.

** 1:1’s Description:

During 1:1 meetings, a company or medical school representative and student will have an 8 minute conversation, followed by a 2 minute transition. The meetings will take place in a separate room from the ballroom. In addition, each representative will have their own table, which creates a more private setting. This section of the career symposium is an opportunity for students to gain interview experience. Students and representatives may be able to foster stronger connections through a more in-depth discussion than what is offered solely during tabling. Representatives will be provided with a list of the students they are meeting with prior to the event, which will include their major and graduation year.

To register, please sign up on .  Registration deadline is September 13, 2024.

If you have questions, please send an email to BMES@colorado.edu.

Innovating the world of healthcare

Biomedical Engineering is an exciting, multidisciplinary field that lies at the interface of medicine, biology and engineering.

Current research in biomedical engineering at ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½Æƽâ°æÏÂÔØ focuses on innovative areas such as biomechanics and mechanobiology; medical devices; imaging and diagnostics; and therapeutics. Our goal is to create technology—drugs and devices—to treat these injuries and illnesses safely and effectively.

We partner with top-ranked medical institutions (CU Anschutz), laboratories (NIST), and numerous Front Range medical companies to promote translational approaches to solve pressing biological problems and unmet medical needs.

The CU Biomedical Engineering program offers multiple undergraduate and graduate degrees. Undergraduates may choose the minor, major (industry/graduate school track and premed track), and an accelerated master (combined BS/MS). We also offer a stand-alone masters and a PhD.

The undergraduate curriculum encompasses engineering design, math, chemistry, physics, biology, and computation with courses from mechanical, electrical and chemical and biological engineering departments, along with dedicated biomedical engineering coursework. Seniors enrolled in a year-long capstone course collaborate with companies and other students on a comprehensive design project. 

The graduate program is designed to be flexible to meet the individual student’s needs. Students will collaborate with faculty and other advisors to create a tailored degree plan based on their career interests and goals.

The entire program has seen exponential growth in a short time, going from 120 students to 375 students in just 4 years. This growth provides tremendous opportunities for employers.