UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO · UNITED STATES
Biomedical Engineering Graduate Programs
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
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Master's
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The Richard and Loan Hill Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) offers graduate programs for students seeking advanced study and research opportunities. You will learn from world-renowned faculty and engage in research within a dynamic urban environment in Chicago. The department is committed to supporting your academic journey and preparing you for impactful careers in the field. We look forward to welcoming you to our vibrant graduate community.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition and fees for international students in the Biomedical Engineering graduate programs?
- Tuition and fees are charged per credit hour and vary by program and academic year. International students should refer to the official UIC Tuition and Fees pages on the UIC Registrar's website for the most up-to-date information.
- Where can I find detailed information about the curriculum and courses offered?
- Detailed information about program requirements and courses can be found by visiting the specific MS and PhD program pages and the official UIC graduate course catalog.
- What kind of career opportunities are available for graduates of these programs?
- Graduates are prepared for careers in research, industry, and healthcare, with a strong foundation in scientific principles and research methodologies.
- How can I apply to the Biomedical Engineering graduate programs?
- Information regarding the application process can be found on the UIC website's undergraduate and graduate admissions sections. Specific admission requirements and deadlines vary for international students.
- What kind of academic support can I expect as a student?
- The department maintains a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:19, indicating personalized support. The department will also contact admitted students in early May to assist with enrollment steps.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition and fees are charged per credit hour. Specific rates vary by program and academic year. Please refer to the official UIC Tuition and Fees pages for detailed information. For programs eligible for Military Tuition Assistance, per-credit hour estimates are available.
Tuition (home)Tuition and fees are charged per credit hour. Specific rates vary by program and academic year. Please refer to the official UIC Tuition and Fees pages for detailed information. For programs eligible for Military Tuition Assistance, per-credit hour estimates are available.
LivingThe Estimated Cost of Attendance calculator provides projected expenses including tuition, fees, housing, food, books, supplies, and personal costs for a given academic year.
Course fees may apply. For the most up-to-date information, please consult the 'Tuition and Fees' section on the UIC Registrar's website.
How to apply
1. Activate your my.uic.edu accountYou will need your Social Security Number or TCN, UIN, and date of birth to activate your account and receive your university NetID. This portal will allow you to manage your education, including email, registration, and academic/financial records.
2. Obtain your UIC Photo ID (I-card)Your university ID card, the I-card, can be obtained from the ID Center. Details are available on the ID Center website.
3. U-Pass (Transit Pass)Eligible students can obtain a U-Pass for Chicago public transportation. Information on eligibility and distribution is available on the ID Center's U-Pass webpages.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition and fees for international students in the Biomedical Engineering graduate programs?
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Tuition and fees are charged per credit hour and vary by program and academic year. International students should refer to the official UIC Tuition and Fees pages on the UIC Registrar's website for the most up-to-date information.
Where can I find detailed information about the curriculum and courses offered?
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Detailed information about program requirements and courses can be found by visiting the specific MS and PhD program pages and the official UIC graduate course catalog.
What kind of career opportunities are available for graduates of these programs?
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Graduates are prepared for careers in research, industry, and healthcare, with a strong foundation in scientific principles and research methodologies.
How can I apply to the Biomedical Engineering graduate programs?
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Information regarding the application process can be found on the UIC website's undergraduate and graduate admissions sections. Specific admission requirements and deadlines vary for international students.
What kind of academic support can I expect as a student?
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The department maintains a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:19, indicating personalized support. The department will also contact admitted students in early May to assist with enrollment steps.