Biomedical Engineering Rowan University

Overview

The Biomedical Engineering programme at Rowan University provides a comprehensive platform for students to master advanced engineering principles applied to modern healthcare challenges. This Master of Science degree integrates rigorous academic instruction with hands-on research to ensure graduates are equipped for the evolving demands of the global medical technology sector.

Students engage in a curriculum that balances core theoretical knowledge with specialised technical training. The programme structure requires the completion of 30 graduate credit hours, culminating in the successful defence of an original Master’s Thesis. This research project is conducted under the direct mentorship of expert faculty members, allowing students to solve contemporary biomedical problems through innovative design and analysis.

Why Biomedical Engineering at Rowan University?

The university offers a distinctive research-based environment where students gain access to higher-level courses that significantly increase their professional breadth. Facilities support exploration into cutting-edge fields such as tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, and immunoengineering, providing a competitive edge in the job market.

The Rowan experience is defined by a commitment to professional development and the application of engineering principles to real-world medical needs. By fostering close collaboration between students and faculty advisors, the institution ensures that every graduate contributes meaningful advancements to the engineering community through their unique thesis work.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 877 per credit
• National fee: USD 877 per credit
• Local fee: USD 877 per credit

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Syllabus

The curriculum consists of 30 semester hours, including core requirements, specialisation electives, and thesis research. Modules may include:

• Biocompatibility and Immunoengineering
• Mechanobiology
• Biomaterials Engineering
• Stem Cell Microenvironments
• Controlled Release
• Biomedical Imaging
• Biological Transport Phenomena
• Biochemistry
• Engineering Thermodynamics
• Biochemistry and Molecular Biology I
• Cell Biology II
• Engineering Applications of Analysis
• Mathematical Applications of Analysis
• Operations Research I
• Operations Research II
• Partial Differential Equations
• Cell Bioelectricity
• Regulatory Strategies in Biomedical Engineering
• Phenomena in Biomaterials Science
• Orthopedic Engineering
• Synthetic Biology
• Probability and Mathematical Statistics
• Complex Analysis I
• Nonlinear Differential Equations
• Topics in Discrete Mathematics
• Applied Statistical Epidemiology
• Special Topics in Biomathematics
• Statistical Data Analysis
• Design and Analysis of Experiments

Careers with Biomedical Engineering

Graduates are prepared for diverse roles within the healthcare and manufacturing sectors, including positions in hospitals and research facilities. The programme aligns with the growing demand for experts who can develop medical equipment and technologies for an ageing population.

Career opportunities extend to both educational and medical organisations, where engineers apply their skills to improve patient outcomes. Common employment destinations include medical device companies, pharmaceutical firms, and clinical research laboratories focused on innovation and regulatory compliance.