MSc in Bioengineering in Boston United States | Northeastern University

Northeastern's Master of Science (MS) in Bioengineering provides students with cross-disciplinary training and practical experience to address the increasing need for skilled engineers who can advance understanding of biological systems and develop innovative medical technologies. The program's specialized concentration tracks give graduates a competitive edge compared to broader graduate programs. Focus areas include: molecular/cellular/tissue engineering, biomechanics and mechanobiology, biomedical devices and bioimaging, and systems/synthetic/computational bioengineering
The MS in Bioengineering program offers flexible scheduling with both part-time and full-time options, including asynchronous online courses. Students can complete the degree in two semesters (fall and spring) without co-op, or extend to two years with cooperative education. Discover details about the accelerated 1-year master's option.

Career Prospects
Bioengineering represents one of engineering's fastest-growing fields. With an aging population and heightened national focus on healthcare, the demand for improved medical technologies designed by biomedical engineers continues to rise. The push for cost-effective solutions further increases opportunities in pharmaceutical development, medical device manufacturing, and related sectors. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 5% job growth for bioengineers from 2022-2032, exceeding the average across all professions. Median annual earnings for bioengineers reached $100,730 in 2022.