Purdue University

Advances in medical technology have increased the scope and complexity of modern health care systems. In the United States alone, health care spending grew ...

Graduates of the online program will earn the same degree as graduates of the on-campus professional master’s (nonthesis) program. “Bringing working professionals together in the online program creates a diverse learning environment to enhance student experiences and growth.” “With this new online option for our professional master’s program, we will now be able to offer students even more options to further their education and advance their career with a Purdue engineering degree,” said Aaron Lottes, associate professor of engineering practice. The new program will offer all courses fully online, allowing students to complete their degree virtually from anywhere in the world. The program’s online version allows students to access course materials at any time for optimal flexibility. GRE scores are not required for admission. All courses are taught by faculty in Purdue’s College of Engineering, all of whom have years of research and professional experience. Many health care fields are growing – including biomedical engineering, a field of engineering focused on designing medical devices, technologies, computer systems and software. In the United States alone, health care spending grew by nearly 10% in 2020, reaching a gross spend of more than $4 trillion. – Advances in medical technology have increased the scope and complexity of modern health care systems. According to the Both the online and on-campus nonthesis options for the Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering are geared toward professional students who currently work or hope to work in the biomedical field as engineers, consultants, scientists, regulatory specialists and similar roles.