Considering the above-mentioned facts, a broad range of job prospects are available to the graduates of Biomedical Engineering and the current trend in society guarantees the promotion of this discipline in different scientific levels of the country. There are issues in different aspects of hygiene, disease prevention and treatment, rehabilitation of patients and developing peripheral systems in medicine which require an engineering approach which can be dealt with and handled by Biomedical Engineering. That’s why the discipline of Biomedical Engineering with its different subdisciplines was emerged. The major subdisciplines of Biomedical Engineering studied across the world and in our country are Bioelectrics, Biomechanics, Biomaterials, Sports Engineering, Bioinformatics Engineering, Rehabilitation Engineering, and Tissue Engineering. The graduates of these programs are hoped to be capable of promoting educational and research activities as well as providing the society with hygiene and medical services based on its needs and standards.