Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering - Thesis - Cellular Technologies

The Richard and Loan Hill Department of Biomedical Engineering offers master of science degrees in biomedical engineering and bioinformatics.

Within each degree program, students can choose between a thesis track (ideal for students who may want to continue on for a PhD after completing the master’s) and a non-thesis track.

A master’s degree from UIC prepares you for a wide range of career paths in the biomedical field, including:

Researchers in academic, industry, or government laboratories
Researchers in medical schools and hospitals
Research and development positions at companies
Entrepreneurship in biomedical engineering

The thesis track is designed for MS in Biomedical Engineering students who are interested in conducting research. This track is strongly advised if you may be interested in pursuing a PhD in the future.

Researching and writing a master’s thesis is an academically intensive process that takes the place of 8 credits of traditional coursework. Students work with a faculty advisor to choose a topic of interest, engage in high-level study of that topic, and develop a paper that is suitable for presentation at a conference or submission to a journal.

The thesis experience provides definition to your master’s degree experience and can bolster your application for jobs or doctoral-level study by demonstrating your capabilities.

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