MA/MS in Biomedical/Medical Engineering

This graduate degree prepares students to lead where engineering, technology and health overlap. A flexible curriculum supports designing medical devices and contributing to research. Students choose between a thesis and a non-thesis option, and the thesis option provides hands-on research that may result in published work. The department offers research facilities and close faculty collaboration. Applicants should have an undergraduate degree in engineering, a science or a clinical discipline, though others are considered case by case. Graduates can work in industry, government or universities, or continue toward a PhD or medical education. Applications are reviewed as they arrive, and international applicants provide financial documentation along with English test scores. The program also lists a mission statement describing how the department educates biomedical engineers for the field.