Master’s in Biomedical Engineering
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Preparing Engineers for the MedTech Ecosystem
The Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering at GCU blends engineering rigor, clinical insight and entrepreneurial thinking. Designed for those eager to shape the future of MedTech, this program builds on a strong biomedical foundation while integrating hands-on projects, venture creation and immersive clinical experiences.
You will be taught to address field-based healthcare challenges with biology, physics, chemistry and engineering. Coursework emphasizes product design, medical technology innovation and ethical and regulatory considerations— helping prepare graduates for careers in biomedical research, device development and healthcare innovation.
Campus: $8,250per semester [ More Info ]
Up to 12 credits or 1/3 of the total program requirements in transfer (whichever is less)
Credits:Fill out the Lopes Eval to find out what will transfer
Admission Requirements (Master's)
- Undergraduate Degree*
- 2.8+ GPA
OR 2.5+ Unweighted GPA and
- GMAT: 500
- GRE: 300 combined**
* Degree must be from an accredited college or program that has been approved by GCU.
** Combined verbal/quantitative, after August 2011 (1,000 combined verbal and quantitative, prior to August 2011).">
Admission requirements
may differ based on degree level, program and modality, or transfer status. Some programs of study may require a higher GPA and/or other qualifying criteria for admission. Please review full admission and program requirements in the University Policy Handbook
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* Degree must be from an accredited college or program that has been approved by GCU.
** Combined verbal/quantitative, after August 2011 (1,000 combined verbal and quantitative, prior to August 2011).
Master's in BME: Innovation, Ethics and Opportunity
Graduate-level courses in biomedical engineering can help you develop specialized skills for careers in research, clinical innovation and medical technology. As a master’s student, you’ll have access to advanced labs at GCU — such as biomaterials, bioinstrumentation and medical imaging — to apply engineering principles in clinical and industrial settings. Our curriculum integrates ethical decision-making and a Christian worldview, while on-campus learning encourages meaningful interaction with faculty and peers, supported by collaborative spaces and campus resources.
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"I’m very impressed with all that GCU has for engineering. They continue to surprise me. The equipment here, the courses here, the professors here — it definitely makes me glad I made the decision to come here."">" I’m very impressed with all that GCU has for engineering. They continue to surprise me. The equipment here, the courses here, the professors here — it definitely makes me glad I made the decision to come here. "
