Hear Professor Arun Kota explain how CSU's online biomedical engineering master's program helps students improve lives through interdisciplinary training and research.
Online master's in biomedical engineering
Biomedical engineering lies at the intersection of biomedical challenges and engineering solutions. This coursework-only degree provides a transdisciplinary focus on improving health, fighting disease, and aiding persons with disabilities. This program is uniquely positioned to offer educational strengths in engineering, the sciences, and animal and human medicine. Students gain a foundation in biomedical engineering in a flexible online format designed for working professionals.
During the online biomedical engineering master's program, you explore concepts in:
Structure and function of biomaterials
Material issues in mechanical design
Design and data analysis
Advance your career in a growing industry
As healthcare demands rise due to an aging population, so will the demand for biomedical engineers to develop innovative medical solutions. Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics anticipates employment for biomedical engineers to increase by 23% by 2024.
The skills you learn in this program are applicable to the fields of:
Biomaterials
Pharmaceuticals
Mechanical engineering
Tissue engineering
Biosensors
Wound healing
Drug delivery
Nanotechnology
Military medicine
Prosthesis
Such a wide range of relevant industries gives you the flexibility to pursue an array of employment opportunities.
Focus your online studies on your area of interest
To ensure you get a comprehensive education, CSU developed the master's in biomedical engineering degree with input from four colleges and 13 departments within Colorado State University. This provides you with both depth and breadth of knowledge to bring into your career.
Learn from faculty with a wealth of research and industry knowledge in topics like:
Biomaterial tissue engineering
Nanotechnology
Bone biology and mechanics
For added focus in your studies, select courses that fit into interest areas, such as:
Biomechanics, materials engineering focus
Materials (for students with an engineering background)