The Master of Biological Engineering (M.A.S.) at the Illinois Institute of Technology is designed for ambitious students aiming to lead innovation in fields where engineering meets biology. You will explore the design and analysis of biological systems to develop practical, biology-based technologies, addressing critical areas such as diabetes management, tissue scaffolding, and biomimetic materials. This postgraduate degree prepares you for professional practice within this dynamic and growing discipline, equipping you with the advanced knowledge and analytical skills essential for impactful contributions.
This full-time, on-campus M.A.S. program is structured over two years, offering a curriculum that balances core engineering principles with specialized biological applications. You will delve into subjects like transport phenomena, thermodynamics, and bioprocess engineering, alongside electives in areas such as medical devices, biomaterials, and tissue engineering. Through a combination of coursework and potentially research opportunities, you will develop your expertise and graduate prepared for advanced roles in biochemical and biomedical engineering sectors.