Masters of Science in Biomedical Engineering

University of North Texas

As a graduate student in the Biomedical Engineering Master's program, you’ll receive an education unlike any other. Students in our program work alongside faculty researchers seeking to solve real-world challenges. From advancements in biomedical engineering to nanoscale research in materials science, you’ll have the access and opportunity to work in state-of-the-art facilities and laboratories like the Materials Research Facility or the Center for Agile and Adaptive Additive Manufacturing.

Why Earn a degree in Biomedical Engineering?

Students pursuing graduate programs within the Department of Biomedical Engineering have the ability to use their knowledge and skillset to create practical applications in health care and within their communities. Current and past students have sought to increase physical patient mobility, diagnose and cure cancer, and develop bioresorbable implants for surgeries.

At UNT, you'll also be able to complement your education and research with conferences and other professional development opportunities throughout your time here at College of Engineering. Students seeking one of our graduate degrees will learn what it means to be a UNT Eagle and to create a lasting impact in your community.

Our program offers both a thesis and non-thesis option so you can carve out the path that works best for you and your future career goals.