Welcome to the graduate program in Biomedical Engineering
With hands-on experience and access to world-class laboratories for your research,
you can tailor your graduate degree to fit your individual needs and position yourself
on the forefront of cutting-edge research and medicine in the 21st century.
Critical dates:
December 31, 2026: Ph.D. Application deadline
October 15, 2026: M.S. Application Deadline for Spring admission
April 15, 2027: M.S. Application Deadline for Fall admission
Please note: 1) applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, 2) international students have to factor in the timeline for visa applications
Degrees offered
- Master, Ph.D, and Advanced Graduate Certificate (AGC)
- 3 Master tracks: Principles, Design, Bio-Entrepreneurship
- 2 Master options: Project or Thesis
- AGC in Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Sample courses
- Functional genomics
- Tissue engineering
- Statistical analysis of physiological data
- Radiation oncology physics
- Biosensing and bioimaging
Degree and Research focus
- Cellular & Molecular Bioengineering
- Tissue Engineering and Biomaterials
- Biomechanics and Mechanobiology
- Nanotechnology, Microfluidics and Nanomedicine
- Bioimaging and Multiple Imaging Integration
- Modeling/Quantitative Biology
- Synthetic Biology
- Medical Physics
- Biotechnology
- Bioentrepreneurship
After Graduation
More than 90% of graduates from the Biomedical Engineering Masters Program have employment immediately post-graduation.
Career options
- Biotechnology industry
- Academic research
- National laboratories
- Medicine/Dentistry
- Patent Law
Recent employers
- Pfizer
- GE Healthcare
- MTF Biologics
- Johnson & Johnson
- Regeneron
