MA/MS in Biomedical/Medical Engineering

The MS in Biomedical Engineering draws on courses from Tandon's engineering departments and research opportunities with faculty across NYU. The field behind artificial organs, prosthetics, imaging methods and diagnostic devices is multidisciplinary, and the program lets students build a path matching their career goals. Core courses include anatomy and physiology, applied mathematics and statistics, instrumentation and biomechanics, followed by biomedical engineering electives and flexible electives chosen from within or outside the department. A guided studies track is also listed. Applicants are directed to the Tandon graduate admissions office for application information. The NYU Bulletin page for this degree sets out the course list with credit values and a sample plan of study, so prospective students can see how the requirements fit together before they apply. The bulletin page for this program lists the requirements and the school's admissions guidance, and prospective students should consult it alongside the department's own pages when planning an application and a course of study.