MS Biomedical Engineering - Biomechanics

Course Overview This Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering with a Biomechanics track equips graduates with advanced professional skills for successful careers in the medical device industry or for entry into top-tier PhD programs. The curriculum offers both thesis and non-thesis options, providing flexibility for full-time researchers and working professionals alike. Students engage with cutting-edge research in areas like surgical robotics, movement rehabilitation, and cellular mechanics. Key Program Highlights Cutting-edge research in surgical robotics, movement rehabilitation, and cellular mechanics Flexible program with both thesis and non-thesis options to suit career goals Prepares graduates for high-demand industry roles or competitive PhD programs 30-credit hour curriculum combining core courses and specialized biomechanics electives Focus on practical skills for research, design, and product development in the biomedical field