MS Bioengineering
The Master of Science Program prepares students for bioengineering careers in industry, government, or academia.
Starting with the core curriculum, students master the core competencies of bioengineering before progressing onto highly individualized training plans that feature elective course work with research thesis, clinical project, or industry internship options.
Students complete the degree (30 credit hours) in one to two years of fulltime study.
Coursework
Core: 21 credit hours
Electives: 9 credit hours
Tracks
Basic Research: Thesis
Clinical Applications: Project
Entrepreneurship: Internship
Dual MS Bioengineering
A dual degree program is availabe for students already enrolled in another eligible dual degree program in the University of Colorado system. Please contact us for advising.