Medical Devices and Biomaterials (M.S.)
Medical Devices and Biomaterials (M.S.)
About
As part of Illinois Institute of Technologys mission to provide a distinctive and relevant education that focuses on preparing its students for careers that contribute to solving important problems facing humanity, the Department of Biomedical Engineering is now offering the Master of Science in Medical Devices and Biomaterials. This program will provide the education and training relevant to the design and development of medical devices. Special emphasis is placed on the principles of engineering design methodology, computational and modeling aspects of medical devices, and design and use of biomaterials in medical devices. Graduates of the program will be able to identify design problems related to the construction of biomedical engineering devices; to understand the process involved in the planning, designing, and development of these devices; to build and test prototype biomedical devices; and to have an understanding of the principles of biomaterial design and development. Aligning with Illinois Techs university-wide Health and Wellness research initiative, the medical devices and biomaterials program will provide its graduates with the fundamental knowledge and hands-on experience needed to thrive in the ever-evolving and fast-growing biomedical engineering field.
Disciplines
Lewis College of Science and Letters
Requirements
Entry Requirements
Students interested in the medical devices and biomaterials program must have graduated from an engineering or science bachelors degree program with a minimum 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale to be admitted. Candidates should have prior coursework that demonstrates proficiency in math. Prospective students should also have a GRE composite score of 300 and quantitative score of 80 percent, as well as two semesters of calculus and one semester of differential equations.
English Program Requirements
International students who fit into any of the following categories will be considered to have met the requirement:
- Residents of a country where English is the only official language and who is a native English speaker
- Graduates of U.S. high schools
- Completed the equivalent of Iowa State’s English 150 or 250 with a grade of B or better at an accredited U.S. 2 year or 4 year college or university.
CONDITIONAL ADMISSION
If you meet all admission requirements but do not meet our English proficiency requirements, Iowa State offers conditional admission to attend our Intensive English and Orientation Program (IEOP). If you would like to enroll in IEOP, on the application choose "I would like to enroll in Iowa State’s IEOP program before I begin the academic study.”
Career
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a faster-than-average growth for biomedical engineering jobs from 2019–2029. The largest sector of the biomedical engineering field are those who work in medical equipment and supplies manufacturing.
Among the careers that graduates can pursue include (but are not limited to):
- Medical device engineer
- Product development engineer
- Medical science liaison
- Sales and business development
- Consultant
- Research
Fee Information
Tuition Fee
USD 51,464Medical Devices and Biomaterials (M.S.)
Illinois Institute of Technology
United States of America,
Chicago
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