After graduating from NJIT in 2007, Hamid Bagce won a full scholarship to attend the New Jersey Medical School at UMDNJ.  He’s now in his third year at the medical school. He is part... read more!

After graduating from NJIT in 2007, Angelie Mascarinas won a full scholarship to attend UMDNJ’s New Jersey Medical School.  She’s now in her third year of medical school, where... read more!

Aaron Wey wants to be a surgeon. Crystal Kania hopes to be an ophthalmologist, while Behrooz Vaziri-Khorrami intends to work as a cardiologist. The three, all biomedical engineering majors,... read more!

Two NJIT students spent seven weeks this summer at St. Barnabas Medical Center, observing surgeons as they operated on patients.  The two also shadowed medical residents as they visited... read more!

Karisa Solt began taking classes here when she was 14. The following year, she enrolled as a full-time student. And three years later, at 18, she became the youngest student ever to graduate from... read more!

Biren Bhatt (2005) was one of the brightest and most compassionated students ever to attend NJIT. He graduated in just three years with a perfect grade point average: a 4.0. Thanks to an... read more!

It’s every kid’s dream: getting an A for playing with your food.In Associate Professor Richard Foulds’s biomedical engineering class, students perform angioplasties on pasta and... read more!