Graduate degree programs
Biomedical engineering at the graduate level is where advanced discovery meets real‑world impact.
Are you ready to deepen your expertise, push the boundaries of health technology and shape the future of patient care?
From biomaterials and biosensors to neural engineering, synthetic biology and advanced imaging, Arizona State University graduate students work at the forefront of technologies transforming medicine. You’ll dive into biomaterials, biosensors, biomarkers and biomimetic materials, biomedical imaging, molecular, cellular and tissue engineering, neural and rehabilitation engineering, and synthetic and systems biology — core areas that drive innovation across research, industry and clinical practice.
At ASU, your graduate experience centers on hands‑on research, interdisciplinary collaboration and mentorship from faculty advancing health care technologies every day. You’ll build the ability to independently plan, develop and execute research‑ or design‑oriented biomedical projects, gaining the skills needed to create new diagnostics, therapeutic systems and engineering solutions for real‑world health challenges.
Want to know more? We'll contact you!
Degree options
We offer a suite of graduate and doctoral programs in biomedical and health‑focused engineering, including the MS in Artificial Intelligence Engineering (Intelligent Biomedical Systems Engineering), MS in Biomedical Engineering, PhD in Biomedical Engineering, MS in Innovations in Medical and Patient Care Technologies, MS in Medical Engineering, and the MS in Robotics and Autonomous Systems (Biomedical Engineering).
Biomedical engineering, PhD
Biomedical engineering, MS
What if the skills you gain today could help create faster diagnoses, smarter medical devices or more personalized treatments tomorrow?
With ASU’s biomedical engineering, MS program, you will study emerging areas such as biomedical imaging, biomaterials and neural engineering while preparing to lead innovation in research labs, health care organizations and technology companies.
Medical engineering, MS
What if you could combine engineering, artificial intelligence and clinical insight to improve how patients are diagnosed, treated and cared for?
With ASU’s medical engineering, MS program, advanced study in digital health technologies, medical robotics and AI-driven health care systems prepares graduates to solve real clinical challenges alongside experts in engineering and medicine.
Artificial intelligence engineering (intelligent biomedical systems), MS
Robotics and autonomous systems (biomedical engineering), MS
Innovations in medical and patient care technologies, MS
The IMPACT MS will train students with an undergraduate degree in one of several engineering disciplines) to identify challenges in healthcare and develop innovative product-based solutions. This new master’s degree will also address the workforce needs of Arizona’s current and emerging biomedical industry.