The curriculum is designed to provide good qualifications for graduates. The graduation profile of the ITS Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate Study Program is designed based on a study of the professional qualifications of Biomedical Engineering and Biomedical Engineers.

Qualification profiles of graduates of the ITS Biomedical Engineering Undergraduate Program:
1. Biomedical Engineers, who work in the medical equipment industry,
2. Clinical Engineers, who serve engineering applications for clinical services in health care providers,
3. Rehabilitation Engineers, who serve engineering applications for medical rehabilitation purposes,
4. Research Assistants, who are members of a scientific research team belonging to a research institute,
5. Academics, who pursue graduate and postgraduate degrees and join the College to serve educational and research assignments.
6. Entrepreneur, who manages a business in the field of health technology, including the development and commercialization of medical devices.

1. To become professional Biomedical Engineering graduates possessing the technical and professional competence to play a role in the implementation, development, and management of health technologies within the industrial and healthcare sectors at both national and international levels.

2. To become professional Biomedical Engineering graduates who contribute to research, innovation, and the advancement of knowledge and health technology, while remaining lifelong learners committed to professional and academic career development.

3. To become professional Biomedical Engineering graduates who demonstrate integrity, ethical conduct, strong communication and collaboration skills, adaptability, and an entrepreneurial spirit, while upholding responsibility toward society, safety, the environment, and sustainability.