Founded in 1968, Biomedical Engineering at Case Western Reserve University was one of the first programs in the world, and we consistently remain a top-ranked biomedical engineering program for graduate studies. Being a truly joint program in the Schools of Engineering and Medicine and the Cleveland Clinic, our research program is at the heart of a vibrant medical community including top-ranked hospitals (Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center) and more than 150 medical and bioscience companies. Furthermore, the BME Department at Case is one of the very few programs in the nation that hosts three NIH training grants for doctoral students, an important recognition of the excellence of our graduate program.
#10 BME department in the world
EduRankTop 25 Medical Schools
U.S. News & World ReportCleveland Clinic ranked #2 hospital in U.S.
U.S. News & World ReportTop 10 BME programs
College FactualTop 20 BME program (#12 undergraduate and #17 graduate)
U.S. News & World ReportTop 5 Best Online Master’s in BME of 2020
Best CollegesTop 15 Universities in commercialization of research
New Brookings InstitutionTop 50 Best Universities in the country
U.S. News & World Report2 members of the National Academy of Engineering
1 member of the National Academy of Medicine
5 members of the National Academy of Inventors
$50+ million in research grants in 2021
3 NIH T32 training grants
School of Medicine was established in 1843
8 Nobel laureates are among SOM faculty and alumni
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