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Interested in becoming more involved with Bioengineering at Penn? Take a look at some of the opportunities for our departmental alums to give back to Penn Engineering.
Share your experiences with current BE studentsBioengineering students are eager to hear from alumni—whether you are in research, academia, government, business, or technology. To facilitate the exchange between alumni and students, we have two programs that invite you to come to Penn to talk informally about your professional career paths. If you would be interested in talking with undergraduate or graduate students, please contact Donna Loyle at dloyle@seas.upenn.edu. |
Mentor a Bioengineering studentStudents look for guidance about summer internships and future goals, medical school and research careers. If you would like to mentor a student (via email), go to Penn Engineering's mentorship page for details. |
Recruit our graduatesSome students do go on to graduate school, but the majority of Bioengineering students enter the work force upon graduation. If your company is interested in BE graduates, there are many opportunities—from career fairs to individual interviews—on campus. Learn more... |
Give to Penn EngineeringPenn's Bioengineering department is ranked 6th in the country, according to the 2010 U.S. News & World Report. To continue its pioneering research, the school welcomes all alumni to support faculty, students, and the building of new facilities. Learn more about how you can make a difference in improving health and medicine all over the world through the research and education practiced here. Learn more... |
See where students go after graduationBioengineering students begin their careers from places as small as start-up biotech firms to places as large as international pharmaceutical companies. Penn's Office of Career Services surveys students annually upon graduation to track career placements. Learn more... |