University's Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering program equips students with advanced knowledge and skills at the intersection of engineering and biological sciences. With a strong emphasis on hands-on research and practical experiences, students collaborate with leading healthcare institutions and industry partners. This program prepares graduates for successful careers in medical device development, healthcare technology, and biomedical research. Join us to innovate and improve healthcare solutions in a dynamic and supportive academic environment.
Master's
Biomedical Engineering (MS)
Degrees
The M.S. in Biomedical Engineering program is a 30-credit-hour degree program.
The Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering program at University offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary curriculum that prepares students to address complex problems at the intersection of engineering and medicine.
Non-Thesis Option:
- Core Courses: 2 core engineering courses (ENGR 516, ENGR 518, or ENGR 520)
- Biomedical Engineering Courses: 5 courses
- Elective Courses: 3 additional graduate-level courses from engineering or biomedical-related fields
Thesis Option:
- Core Courses: 2 core engineering courses
- Biomedical Engineering Courses: 4 courses
- Elective Courses: 2 additional graduate-level courses from engineering or biomedical-related fields
- Thesis Research: 2 semesters of thesis research (ENGR 696/696B)
Students can choose from various subplans, such as Biomaterials and Biotechnology, Computational Bioscience, Tissue Engineering, and Rehabilitation Engineering. These focus areas allow students to tailor their education to specific interests and career goals, with recommended courses in each area.​
$1,850 / credit hour
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