MS Biomedical Engineering - Biofluids

Course Overview The Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering with a Biofluids track equips graduates with advanced expertise in fluid mechanics as applied to the human body, preparing them for high-demand industry roles or competitive PhD programs. This program focuses on cutting-edge translational research to solve complex medical challenges through computational modeling and diagnostic innovation. Students can tailor their degree with both thesis and non-thesis options to align with their professional goals in research or product development. Key Program Highlights Focus on translational research in cardiovascular and lung cancer treatment planning Specialized training in multiscale computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and bioacoustics Flexible program structure with both thesis (research-focused) and non-thesis (industry-focused) options Prepares graduates for careers in medical device design, clinical engineering, and R&D 30-credit hour curriculum combining core biomedical engineering with biofluids specialization