Program Overview
The Master of Science in Biomedical Imaging (MSBI) is a one-year part-time program designed for students seeking a gap year before professional or PhD programs. It provides a comprehensive understanding of medical imaging physics and applications, with small class sizes and close faculty interactions. Graduates pursue careers in medical school, PhD programs, academic research, and industry. The program is offered at the China Basin campus and features a dedicated website with relevant information.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Master of Science in Biomedical Imaging (MSBI) is a one-year program offered part-time (2-3 years available). It is a good option for students taking a gap year before professional (medical, dental, etc.) or PhD programs. The program is designed to teach students the underlying physics and applications of medical imaging. It features small class sizes, close interactions with faculty, and optional research opportunities. Students come from a variety of backgrounds, with approximately half from life sciences, half from engineering/computer science majors, and 10% international students.
Teaching:
The program features small class sizes and close interactions with faculty. Students can engage in optional research with world-class faculty in a wide range of areas, including:
- Chemistry
- Wet-lab science
- Hands-on imaging
- Translational imaging
- Computational imaging
- Artificial intelligence for medical imaging
Careers:
Alumni of the program go on to a variety of careers, including:
- Medical school (approximately 27%)
- PhD programs (approximately 20%)
- Academic research (approximately 20%)
- Industry (approximately 20%)
Other:
- The program is taught at the China Basin campus.
- The program offers a Master's class in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).
- The program has a dedicated website with links to relevant information.
