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College of Biomedical Engineering & Applied Sciences (CBEAS), affiliated to the Purbanchal  University, was established in 2005. It is conveniently located at Lalitpur-1, Kupondole, where first-rate education is provided to all students. Equipped with excellent infrastructure and well-furnished classrooms, the college building has all the facilities required for smooth and well planned functioning of the courses. This college is the first one among the very few in Asia to provide higher education in Biomedical Engineering for Bachelor level students.

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Global Exchange Programs

Students can study abroad and participate in international research through our global exchange program with Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) as well as International Association for the Exchange of students for Technical Experience (IAESTE).

Comprehensive Curriculum & Innovative Learning

Our curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical skills across engineering, molecular biology, neuroscience, bioinformatics, and biomaterials. Using in interactive and problem-based learning, we promote critical thinking & problem-solving skills.

State-of-the-art Research Facilities

CBEAS offers advanced laboratory facilities where students participate in innovative research works, gaining hands-on experience.

Industry Linkage

We partner with leading hospitals, research institutions, and biomedical companies, offering students internships, collaborative projects, and job placements to enhance their career prospects.

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Biomedical Engineering is the application of principles of engineering to biology and medicine which combines the design and problem solving techniques of engineering with medical sciences for advanced health care treatment. It covers a wide range of areas from cell and tissue engineering to modeling of human organs, implantable devices, and diagnostics and therapeutic medical devices and equipment.

Biomedical engineers are needed all over the world, in both developed and underdeveloped regions. These engineers are in high demand in the global biomedical market. In Nepal, they are extensively employed in hospitals, nursing homes, medical colleges, and medical equipment companies. The government of Nepal is also keen on creating and increasing positions in government hospitals. Furthermore, graduates of this course can establish their own independent industries, thereby creating more jobs.

Biomedical engineers can work in various roles such as designing medical devices, conducting research in healthcare technologies, managing medical equipment, or working in regulatory affairs.

Examples include designing prosthetics, developing diagnostic instruments, creating imaging systems (like MRI or CT scanners), and designing therapeutic devices (like pacemakers or insulin pumps).

Trends include personalized medicine, wearable medical devices, artificial intelligence in healthcare, biomaterials development, and telemedicine technologies.

Challenges include regulatory hurdles, ensuring devices meet safety standards, translating research from the lab to clinical practice, and addressing the needs of diverse patient populations.