Students gain practical experience by designing and building biomedical prototypes and exploring cutting-edge medical technologies through hands-on learning and clinical lab excursions.
The Summer Springboard Biomedical Engineering program at Georgia Tech offers high school students a hands-on exploration into one of the fastest-growing engineering fields. Participants will learn how engineering, mathematics, chemistry, and computer science are integrated to improve human health. Students will gain a foundational understanding of core engineering principles and problem-solving techniques by designing and building basic biomedical prototypes, such as a prosthetic hand. The curriculum also covers a wide range of medical innovations, including implantable devices like pacemakers and artificial joints, as well as cutting-edge advancements in stem cell engineering and 3D-printed organs. Through interactive projects, lab-style workshops, and excursions to clinical labs, students will explore current research trends and diverse career paths within biomedical engineering, gaining practical experience and insights into this transformative industry.
A typical day involves academic courses in the morning, followed by hands-on projects, workshops, and potentially excursions in the afternoon, with evening social activities and college prep workshops.
This program is ideal for high school students passionate about engineering, computers, and life sciences who dream of designing innovative devices to diagnose and treat diseases.
313 Ferst Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30332
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