The Master of Science (MS) in Biomedical Engineering at Texas A&M University is designed to equip students with essential research skills and in-depth knowledge in the field. This program prepares graduates for diverse careers in areas such as research and development, medical device design, or for further academic pursuits like a doctorate. The curriculum is tailored to each student's goals and existing expertise, ensuring a personalized educational journey. Students in this thesis-based program will develop technical leadership skills through a combination of rigorous coursework and significant research training. While an MS can be a stepping stone to a PhD, students aspiring directly for a PhD are encouraged to apply directly to the PhD program at Texas A&M.
Graduates of the Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering program are prepared for diverse roles in the engineering and medical fields. The program builds fundamental research skills and content knowledge applicable to various career paths.
An advisory committee will be formed upon admission to guide students through their program of study and research.
Students can pay tuition and fees in four equal payments during the semester. Further details on billing and rates can be explored via the Aggie One Stop website and Tuition Calculator.
You need a bachelor’s degree in engineering or an equivalent field. Students from dissimilar backgrounds may be required to complete leveling courses.
This is a thesis-based program requiring a minimum of 30 semester credit hours of approved courses and research. A customized coursework plan is developed with an advisory committee.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Research and Development Engineer or Medical Device Designer. The program also builds skills for further academic pursuits.
Tuition and fees can vary based on classification and residency. Texas A&M University offers Locked Rate and Variable Rate Tuition plans.
After admission, you will work with the graduate program to form an advisory committee, develop and submit a degree plan, and fulfill credit hour requirements.
Yes, the Graduate Student Research and Presentation (RAP) Travel Award offers up to $1000 for academic conferences and research projects. There is also a Graduate Student Child Care (CC) Travel Award of up to $750.