Best colleges for Biomedical/Medical Engineering in Oregon
Ranked by graduate earnings
Oregon State University, Oregon Health & Science University and University of Oregon award the most Biomedical/Medical Engineering degrees and certificates in Oregon: 46, 9 and 7 graduates a year (IPEDS 2024–25). 6 Oregon colleges offer Biomedical/Medical Engineering and award 73 degrees and certificates a year in all.
The Biomedical/Medical Engineering program focuses on applying engineering principles and design concepts to the fields of medicine and biology, enhancing healthcare applications. This program is ideal for students interested in improving…
Top 2 institutions, ranked by graduate earnings
Ranked by median earnings one year after graduation (often called starting salary), College Scorecard. Programs with fewer than 20 graduates a year, a graduation rate under 30%, or online, degree-completion or graduate-only status rank after the rest.
| # | Institution | Starting salary (1 yr) | Graduates / yr | Grad rate | Net price | Median debt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oregon State University Corvallis Public · Bachelor's degree | $48,134 | 46 | 70% | — | $23,657 |
| 2 | Portland Community College Portland Public · Associate degree Small program | $63,642 | 4 | 18% | — | $21,409 |
Colleges awarding the most Biomedical/Medical Engineering degrees in Oregon
Top 5 by graduates a year (IPEDS 2024–25 completions). Online, degree-completion and graduate-only schools, and schools with a graduation rate under 30% are listed in full below.
| # | Institution | Graduates / yr | Starting salary (1 yr) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oregon State University Corvallis Public | 46 | $48,134 |
| 2 | Oregon Health & Science University Portland Public | 9 | Not reported |
| 3 | University of Oregon Eugene Public | 7 | Not reported |
| 4 | George Fox University Newberg Private not-for-profit | 6 | Not reported |
| 5 | University of Portland Portland Private not-for-profit | 1 | Not reported |
ShowHide the other 1 Oregon colleges offering Biomedical/Medical Engineering
| Institution | City | Control | Graduates / yr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portland Community College | Portland | Public | 4 |
Career outlook
What this program leads to: Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers (SOC 17-2031).
Top skills
What Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers earn in Oregon
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Common questions
Answers for students comparing Biomedical/Medical Engineering programs in Oregon.
Which Oregon colleges award the most Biomedical/Medical Engineering degrees?+
Oregon State University (46 graduates a year), Oregon Health & Science University (9 graduates a year) and University of Oregon (7 graduates a year) award the most Biomedical/Medical Engineering degrees and certificates in Oregon, per IPEDS 2024–25 completions. In all, 6 Oregon colleges offer Biomedical/Medical Engineering.
Which Biomedical/Medical Engineering program in Oregon has the highest-earning graduates?+
By median earnings one year after graduation (often called starting salary), College Scorecard, Oregon State University tops the list at $48,134. Compare it against graduates a year, graduation rate, cost, and debt in the ranked table above.
How much do Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers earn in Oregon?+
The average annual wage for Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers in Oregon is $123,920 (median $122,510), across about 150 jobs. Source: BLS OEWS, May 2025.
What is the focus of the Biomedical/Medical Engineering program?+
The Biomedical/Medical Engineering program focuses on applying engineering principles and design concepts to the fields of medicine and biology, enhancing healthcare applications. This program is ideal for students interested in improving…
What skills will I develop in this program?+
You will develop active listening, reading comprehension, writing, speaking, and related professional skills.
What is the job outlook for Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers?+
The national job outlook is about +5.2% growth with around 1,300 annual openings (BLS Employment Projections 2024–2034).
What is the typical education requirement?+
A Bachelor's degree is the typical entry-level education for this field (BLS).
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