Master of Engineering (MEng/MSc) Biomedical Engineering

About

Home to one of the Oldest and most Reputable Biomedical Engineering Departments in the United States. The Biomedical Engineering Department offers two different routes for Master's degrees: (1) The Master of Science (M.S.) is a Master's degree that requires a thesis and (2) the Master of Engineering (M.Eng) is a non-thesis Master's degree. The M.Eng. is generally recommended for students who do not plan further graduate studies. Pursuing a M.S. is advised for students who have a strong interest in research or plan to obtain a higher graduate degree. In addition to the traditional M.S./M.Eng. programs in BME, the department also offers a M.Eng. degree in Biomedical Engineering Data Science. This degree focuses on the data aspects commonly found in the life sciences with specific applications to the biomedical field. Research areas includes Biofabrication and Biomanufacturing, Biomedical Imaging and Image Analytics, Biomolecular Science and Engineering, Musculoskeletal Biomechanics and Mechanobiology, Systems Biology and Health Care Analytics, and Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine. We combine a strong engineering tradition of problem solving with a high level of scholarship and research.

Career Path

Career path includes Biomedical Engineer, Clinical Engineer, Medical Device Design Engineer, Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Research Scientist (Biomedical), Quality Assurance Engineer, Medical Imaging Engineer, Biomechanics Engineer, Tissue Engineering Specialist, Rehabilitation Engineer, Biomaterials Scientist, R&D Engineer (Biomedical Devices), Neural Engineering Researcher, Bioinstrumentation Engineer, Biomedical Software Developer, Hospital Equipment Planner, Systems Engineer (Healthcare Technology), Prosthetics Design Engineer, Product Development Engineer (MedTech), Clinical Trials Engineer, Health Technology Consultant, Cardiovascular Device Engineer.