MSc in Bioengineering in Clemson United States | Clemson University

The basic requirement for admission to a bioengineering advanced degree program is a bachelor's degree from an accredited undergraduate engineering program. Students will most commonly be trained in biomedical engineering/bioengineering, materials science and engineering, chemical engineering, electrical/computer engineering or mechanical engineering, although students from the other traditional engineering disciplines are also accepted. Exceptional students in physics, chemistry and the life sciences are also considered. Students must demonstrate knowledge in Calculus of Several Variables and Ordinary Differential Equations, as well as biology and physiology at minimum.

Each application is evaluated individually and based on undergraduate/graduate records, resume (research, leadership, and communication skills), personal statement (short and long-term goals, motivation) and recommendation letters. In addition, the department will consider current project, lab, and research area availability when evaluating applicants. Past research experience or employment in areas relevant to bioengineering carry significant weight.

Either TOEFL score: 100 or higher OR IELTS of 7.0 or higher (international students only)