Resources and Forms
This page has forms, & information designed for Biomedical Engineering (BME) students, along with links to University-wide resources to help you succeed throughout your academic journey.
BME Department Resources
- *Undergraduate BME Curriculum Guide (PDF) - Comprehensive, in-depth guide of all the requirements for the Bachelor of Science(BS) in Biomedical Engineering at the University of Rochester.
*This should be the main reference and handbook for all BME majors when planning their academic program. - BME Curriculum Planning Form (XLS) - Excel form to help biomedical engineering majors plan out their courses. Feel free to download the file and start planning!
- Sample Biomedical Engineering (BME) 4-Year curriculum diagram - A visual outline of the undergraduate program.
- BME Pre-Registration sheet (WORD) - The form that students fill out with their faculty advisor each semester prior to the following semester’s registration period.
- Getting Experience (Research, Internships)
- Internships
- Research
- BME Independent Study Guidelines (PDF) - Students looking to take an independent study course should first read the department’s guidelines.
- Senior Design Program (BME296/296)
- Concentration or Program Change forms for current BME Majors:
- Minor and Cluster Requirements
- Pre-medical & Health Professional Programs Info
- UR Health Professions Programs website
- BME Pre-med flyer (pdf)
- "Deciding between biology or BME?" flyer(PDF)
University Resources
- Academic honesty in the advancement of knowledge requires that all students and instructors respect the integrity of one another's work and recognize the importance of acknowledging and safeguarding intellectual property. This site outlines the Hajim School’s policy as well as gives students tips on ensuring they adhere to it.
- Records and Forms
The Office of the University Registrar manages academic records, enrollment and degree verifications, academic calendars and exam schedules. It’s also where students need to go to complete important University forms and info, including: - General Advising and Academic Questions
- All undergraduate students are assigned a four-year College advisor, who should be the first point of contact when students have an academic question or concern.
- Aside from a student’s assigned College advisor, the Hajim School's Dean's Office is available to help students find accurate academic information and opportunities to make the most of their undergraduate years.
- The Center for Advising Services (CAS) facilitates academic and individual success by providing advisement to all undergraduate students in a respectful, supportive, and confidential environment.
- Center for Education Abroad offers advising and information for students interested in studying abroad.
The Learning Center offers a wide variety of programs for undergraduate students, including:
- peer-led team learning workshops
- study groups
- one-on-one tutoring
- Study Zone
- Academic Success Coaching Program
- All undergraduate students are assigned a four-year College advisor, who should be the first point of contact when students have an academic question or concern.
- Concerns about Emotional Well-Being
- The CARE Network is an online referral system available to faculty, staff, students, and parents who are concerned about a University of Rochester student.
- Students can also visit the University Counseling Center to receive individual, or group therapy.
- The CARE Network is an online referral system available to faculty, staff, students, and parents who are concerned about a University of Rochester student.
 | Hanna Gira Undergraduate Program Coordinator Biomedical Engineering Department |