Mercer University's M.S.E. in Biomedical Engineering is designed for qualified engineers seeking to advance their expertise in a field critical to modern healthcare and technological innovation. You will delve into major areas such as biomedical instrumentation, biotransport phenomena, biomechanics, biomaterials, and tissue engineering. This program is ideal for those who wish to contribute to the development of advanced medical devices, diagnostic tools, and therapeutic solutions, offering a robust foundation for impactful careers in this dynamic interdisciplinary sector. It equips you with the advanced knowledge and skills necessary to address complex challenges in health and medicine.
This postgraduate program is studied on campus on a full-time basis over two years, requiring a minimum of 30 credit hours. You will engage with core Biomedical Engineering subjects for 18 hours, complemented by 12 hours of special topics and electives, allowing for tailored specialization. Throughout your studies, you will develop sophisticated analytical and design capabilities, preparing you for roles in research and development, medical device manufacturing, or further doctoral studies. You will graduate with the advanced technical acumen and problem-solving skills sought by leading organizations in the biomedical industry.