Biomedical Engineering Mercer University

Overview

The Biomedical Engineering programme at Mercer University offers students a rigorous academic environment focused on advancements in medical technology and clinical discovery. This Master of Science in Engineering provides a robust framework for those looking to specialise in the integration of engineering principles with biological sciences.

This programme is open to all qualified engineers, regardless of their specific undergraduate engineering major. While the curriculum is demanding, students from various technical backgrounds are encouraged to apply, though some may need to complete additional foundational coursework to ensure they are fully prepared for the advanced material.

The School of Engineering provides a collaborative atmosphere where graduate students work closely with an experienced team of faculty members.

Why Biomedical Engineering at Mercer University?

Mercer University is recognised for its commitment to research that reaches out, providing students with unique opportunities to engage in meaningful innovation. The School of Engineering features specialised facilities such as the Fabrication Laboratory and dedicated spaces for 3D printing and machine learning research.

Students benefit from the university's strong emphasis on discovery and innovation, particularly in areas like prosthetic limbs and adaptive toys. The institution's distinctive teaching features include a focus on human-centered design and sustainable solutions, preparing graduates to address real-world challenges through technical excellence.

The programme also leverages institutional strengths in research and development, allowing students to participate in events like BEAR Day and the Atlanta Research Conference. These platforms enable scholars to showcase their findings to a wider academic community and build professional networks within the engineering industry.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 1070 per credit
• National fee: USD 1070 per credit
• Local fee: USD 1070 per credit

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Syllabus

The curriculum focuses on several major areas of discovery and technical application. Modules may include:

• Biomedical Instrumentation
• Imaging
• Biotransport
• Biofluids
• Biomechanics
• Biomaterials
• Tissue Engineering
• Cell Engineering

Careers with Biomedical Engineering

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped for leadership roles within the medical device industry, clinical research organisations, and healthcare consultancy. The advanced technical training provided ensures that alumni can pursue careers in specialised fields such as tissue engineering, medical imaging, and biomechanical design.

The university supports career progression through the Center for Career and Professional Development, which offers resources for both current students and alumni. Graduates often find success in diverse sectors, including biotechnology firms, government research agencies, and international healthcare manufacturing companies.