The MS program in Biomedical Engineering (BME) welcomes students from diverse backgrounds, including: students with undergraduate degrees in biomedical engineering and other engineering disciplines who seek advanced professional training or specialization in a particular area of biomedical engineering; students with an undergraduate degree in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Biology or other fields of natural or health science who seek to diversify their career opportunities by acquiring an engineering degree; students who are preparing for admission to advanced health-related or other professional programs such as medical school; professional engineers with undergraduate degrees in other disciplines who plan to enter the field of biomedical engineering.

The Master of Arts in Biology Biomedical Science is a one year program that provides comprehensive preparation for professional school entrance exams and enhances proficiency in biomedical sciences.

Biomedical image computing is a large, rapidly growing industry and research field comprising the formation and analysis of diagnostic images. Both image system design and biomedical image analysis currently are being revolutionized at a tremendous rate by the emergence of machine learning techniques. This Master of Science in Biomedical Image Computing degree addresses the need for efficient, rigorous training focused at the intersection of biomedical imaging science, high-performance computing, and machine learning.

The Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences (MSBS) program at Rocky Vista University (RVU) is a 9-month, full-time, in-person attendance Monday-Friday interdisciplinary post-baccalaureate program designed to prepare the student to enter professional and/or advanced degree programs in biomedical disciplines.

Breakthroughs in genetics research are changing how we discover, diagnose, and treat disease. Individualized genomics is an emerging field filled with career opportunities in health care, education, biotech, and industry.

The MS in Biophotonics at Tufts School of Engineering provides a broad curriculum that encompasses the design, engineering, and use of optical tools for diagnostics and therapeutics, advanced microscopes, and more. The program is administered by the Department of Biomedical Engineering with additional support from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and the Data Intensive Studies Center.

The MS program is a 32-credit program designed to prepare future experts with solid grasp of principles underlying research core operation and its relevance to an array of biomedical problems, as well as with technical skills to implement these technologies. Core courses include theory and research including flow cytometry, imaging, metabolic function, or proteomics, in addition to electives offered in areas related to Science Behind Technology, Business Management, and Clinical/Translational Research.

The STEM-designated Master of Science in Regulatory Science is an intensive, interdisciplinary degree program designed to produce graduates whose backgrounds in biological, pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences are enhanced by the knowledge and skills needed to manage regulated biomedical products.

This degree is geared to train students in bioscience and health policy with the intent of creating new options for science students interested in working in healthcare management, for the government, or in governmental relations positions at non-profit organizations, industry, and academic institutions.

The online Master of Science in Individualized Genomics and Health at Johns Hopkins Advanced Academic Programs will equip students with the theoretical knowledge and multi-disciplinary skills to meet the demands of the academic, research, and industry sectors of this emerging field. This 10-course program offers a comprehensive curriculum that encompasses bioinformatics, bioscience, regulatory science, policy, and ethics.

Biostatistics involves the development and application of statistical techniques to scientific research in health-related fields including medicine, nursing, and public health. This program can be completed in a traditional classroom format or entirely online.

The M.S. degree in Anatomy and Neurobiology, is a unique program concentrating on the development of teaching skills in the biomedical sciences. Also known as Anatomy and Neurobiology Vesalius, this program offers small advanced teaching courses combined with one-on-one mentoring with experienced and award-winning faculty to provide students with extensive mentored teaching experience.

Master of Science in Biostatistics (Online only) is designed for professionals with a bachelor’s degree who aspire to start or advance their careers in biostatistics, statistics, or data science. Offered by the School of Public Health & Information Science at the University of Louisville, this program delivers a forward-thinking curriculum that emphasizes medical, dental, nursing, and healthcare applications of statistical analysis, with applicability across countless other industries.

The MSCR program teaches students the scientific fundamentals of human research. Courses in our curriculum provide an in-depth look at all of the key elements in clinical research.

As a clinical researcher, you bring the latest breakthroughs from the lab to the world. In this program, you’ll build on your undergraduate degree to develop, conduct, and monitor clinical trials on either a patient-based clinical research track or an industry-related track.