The Master of Science in Bioengineering is a research-focused, typically two-year program. You will complete advanced coursework in bioengineering, conduct original research, and write a thesis. The department emphasizes integrating biological sciences with engineering principles. A strong undergraduate foundation in both areas is expected for admission.
The curriculum integrates biological science with engineering practice, preparing students for research and advanced study. While specific module details are not provided, the program typically involves coursework and a thesis project.
GRE scores are optional. A holistic review process considers academic statements, personal statements, research background, and letters of recommendation. Demonstrated motivation and relevant research or volunteer experience in bioengineering are sought.
M.S. students may be eligible for tuition-waiver generating appointments (research/teaching assistantships), but these are not guaranteed.
A strong undergraduate foundation in both biology and engineering is required, with specific recommended courses listed. Successful applicants typically have a GPA above 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, though the Graduate College minimum is 3.0. GRE scores are optional.
Applications are accepted for Fall admission only. The application opening date is August 1, and the application deadline is December 1 for the following Fall.
You will need to submit a resume/CV, academic and personal statements, unofficial transcripts, three letters of recommendation, and for international applicants, a copy of your passport and English proficiency scores.
Tuition fees for domestic and international students are not specified. However, M.S. students may be eligible for tuition-waiver generating appointments, such as research or teaching assistantships, though these are not guaranteed.
The M.S. in Bioengineering is a research-focused program that typically takes two years to complete. It involves advanced coursework and a thesis project.
Yes, international applicants must provide English proficiency scores. Minimum scores and waiver requirements are available on the Graduate College website.