Biomedical Engineering (MS)
Cornell University · Ithaca, United States
The field focuses on both the molecular and macroscopic aspects of biomedical engineering and comprises five research areas: biomedical instrumentation; drug delivery, design, and metabolism; biomaterials; computational and systems biology; and medical biomechanics. Facilities commonly used include the Cornell Nanofabrication Facility, the NSF STC in Nanobiotechnology, the Cornell High-Energy Synchrotron Source (CHESS), the Cornell Theory Center, the Cornell Center for Advanced Technology in Biotechnology, and the programs in the department of biomechanics and biomaterials at the Hospital for Special Surgery, the orthopedic affiliate of Weill Cornell Medicine.
Applicants are expected to have a bachelor's degree in a recognized subdiscipline of engineering. However, exceptional students with a B.S. in the sciences and demonstrated knowledge of advanced mathematics, calculus-based physics, and introductory computer science will also be considered. all Graduate School requirements , including the English language proficiency requirement for all applicants three recommendations GRE scores are not required or accepted. Admissions
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