Bioengineering Student Organizations
The Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES) at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) is dedicated to enriching the undergraduate experience for those in the Department of Bioengineering and for those interested in Biomedical Engineering by fostering personal growth and professional development. We encourage undergraduates to get involved with their education and start making a difference today!
What is ISPE?
ISPE is an independent organization led by the world's top pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals. We provide an inviting and neutral environment for experts, technologists, regulators, consultants and students to exchange ideas and practical experience. As a vibrant community, ISPE's members work together to improve the industry, while helping each other make more educated decisions, more quickly than ever before.
ISPE has been recognized by the White House and regulatory bodies for contributions to the industry.
To visit ISPE national, please visit http://www.ispe.org
What is the UCSD Chapter?
1) Interview & resume building workshops
2) Info sessions
3) Internship opportunities
4) Industry tours
5) Mentorship Program
6) Leadership Development Program
Previous events have included industry tours at Genentech and Life Technologies, internships at Abbott Vascular, attendance at the ALA Conference, and discussion panel with Biosite's top scientists.
Engineering World Health is a U.S.-based non-profit organization that engages the skills and passions of students and professionals from around the globe to improve healthcare delivery in low-income countries. Our volunteer engineers use their unique abilities to install and repair life-saving equipment in resource-poor hospitals, and to train local technicians in order to build sustainable capacity. With programs in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, EWH is building a global network of innovative and thoughtful biomedical professionals determined to build a healthier future for all the world's people.
| The UBIC (Undergraduate Bioinformatics Club at UCSD) is a non-profit undergraduate student-run club. Our mission is to serve bioinformatics students by providing resources for students entering the growing discipline; furthering access to job, internship, and research opportunities; facilitating an open forum for discussion, collaboration, and socialization; holding events, programs, and meetings; and acting as a collective voice for bioinformatics students at UCSD |
The Bioengineering Quarterly (BioEQ) is a student run publication that covers the people, the research and the events that occur within the U.C. San Diego Bioengineering Department. Wedecided to examine the way in which education inspires students to discover their passion and interest.