MA/MS in Biomedical/Medical Engineering

The Master of Science in biomedical engineering is for students whose bachelor's degree comes from a field related to biomedical engineering. Applicants send transcripts from every institution attended, a statement of purpose that includes research interests, and three letters of recommendation. Students are expected to have completed foundational prerequisite courses, such as biology and anatomy and physiology, or their equivalents. A minimum undergraduate GPA and Graduate Record Examination scores are part of the application, and an acceptable TOEFL, IELTS or PTE-Academic score proves English proficiency. Some requirements can be waived when strong evidence is given to the graduate admissions committee for review. Wichita State University publishes the degree in its graduate catalog, and prospective students should contact the department for guidance on choosing an advisor and planning a course of study.