Program Overview

Introduction to Biomedical Engineering

Biomedical engineering combines engineering principles and methodology with physical, chemical, and mathematical sciences to solve problems in biology, medicine, behavior, and health.

About the Program

Biomedical engineers are employed by pharmaceutical industries, government agencies, biomedical product companies, universities, medical center labs, and emerging high-tech industries. Due to their multidisciplinary backgrounds, biomedical engineers have diverse research interests, often acting as liaisons between technological and clinical communities.

Degree Options

Biomedical Engineering offers degrees of Master of Science and Doctorate of Philosophy with more than 90 faculty mentors to choose from within colleges such as:

• Dentistry
• Engineering
• Medicine
• Veterinary medicine Students also may pursue an MD/PhD degree administered jointly through the College of Medicine and the Graduate School. The combined BS/MS program is an option for high-achieving Ohio State undergraduates.

Optional Practical Training (OPT)

International graduates of this major are eligible to apply for up to three years of work permission in the United States after graduation.

Program Details

The program is located at: 2124 Fontana Labs 140 W 19th Avenue Columbus, OH

Program Structure

The Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in biomedical engineering, preparing them for careers in industry, academia, or research.

Research Areas

The program offers a wide range of research areas, with over 90 faculty mentors available to guide students in their research pursuits.

International Opportunities

International students are welcome to apply, and the program offers resources to support international students, including information on eligibility requirements for Optional Practical Training (OPT).