MA/MS in Biomedical/Medical Engineering

The biomedical engineering master's degree is taught on campus in Fairfield, Connecticut, through the School of Engineering and Computing. It addresses worldwide health challenges by applying engineering skills to improve efficiency and widen options for patient treatment. Graduates are prepared for careers in medical devices, biotechnology, biomechanics and pharmaceutical companies. Industry ties help students find openings after the degree. Students choose a thesis option or a non-thesis option, and they can attend full time or part time. Terms begin in spring, summer and fall with rolling admission. Tuition is quoted per credit for the 2026-27 year. Applicants can ask for more information, take part in a virtual session with the university, and reach the graduate admission office by email or telephone. Detailed course requirements for each track are listed further down the page, so candidates can compare options before they apply.