Grainger College of Engineering
The online Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) in Bioengineering program combines the strengths of the Grainger College of Engineering and the Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois. Graduates are equipped with engineering skills and a big-picture business perspective—trained to find creative solutions to complex, multi-level systems problems. Students without engineering degrees are welcome to apply.
The M.Eng. in Bioengineering program trains engineers and scientists to be industry leaders by combining rigorous engineering coursework with fundamental business training through coursework and an applied capstone project. The program prepares students to address real-world health care challenges through a cross-disciplinary lens. In addition to the core curriculum, we offer two concentrations:
Bioinstrumentation
This concentration focuses on medical instrumentation to work in careers developing, regulating, and testing products for biomedical imaging, medical diagnostics, sensors, and surgical tools.
General Bioengineering
This concentration is designed to provide flexibility to study a broad range of topics from instrumentation, cell and tissue engineering, therapeutics, advanced life science, and computing.
Degree Overview
- Total Credit Hours: 32
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Application Information
- Fall Admission: Apply August 1 – June 30
- Spring Admission: Apply August 1 – November 1
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