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Thrive in the Biomedical Device Industry
Miami University’s Master of Science (M.S.) in Clinical Engineering degree provides a comprehensive curriculum that delves into advanced engineering concepts, medical device technology, regulatory compliance, and health care systems management. The flexibility of our hybrid approach seamlessly blends the convenience of online courses with hands-on lab and internship experiences. We ensure a well-rounded and practical education that prepares graduates for the challenges and opportunities of the thriving biomedical device industry.
Curriculum and Courses
The hybrid M.S. in Clinical Engineering program requires a total of 34-40 credit hours for degree completion. Components of the curriculum include core clinical engineering courses, research and exploration opportunities, and hands-on internships or practicum workshops. Students choose to follow either the thesis or non-thesis track.
The following is a sample of program courses:
- CPB 502 Introduction to Clinical Engineering
- CPB 548 Hospital Rotation
- CPB 622 Engineering of Clinical Devices
- CPB 640 Internship
- EGM 511 Leading and Managing Projects
Quick Facts
- 18-24 Month Program Duration
- 34-40 Credit Hours
- Application Deadlines: Feb. 1 and Oct. 1
Comprehensive Training, Real-World Experience
From medical device design to clinical trials and data analysis, our emphasis on classroom training combined with experiential learning uniquely prepares you for a successful career. Whether working at a hospital, health insurance agency, pharmaceutical company, or regulatory agency, you’ll emerge from this program with the skills necessary to make an immediate impact on your professional journey.
Gain a Competive Edge
Benefit from Miami’s stellar reputation and industry connections to increase your earning potential and prepare for diverse clinical engineering careers. Build your skills with core classes offered through the College of Engineering and Computing and with management courses from Miami’s nationally ranked Farmer School of Business. Participate in internships and networking opportunities with your peers, faculty members, alumni, and industry leaders.
Clinical Engineering Degree Program Admission Overview
Admission Requirements
The application requirements for Miami’s master’s in Clinical Engineering program are:
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering or the sciences
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Personal goal statement
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are optional
Clinical Engineering Prerequisites
Applicants with a non-engineering bachelor’s degree must complete the following prerequisite courses before formally enrolling in the Clinical Engineering program:
- MTH 245 Differential Equations for Engineers
- ECE 205 Electrical Circuit Analysis I
Computational Methods
- CPB 324 Chemical and Bio-Engineering Computation and Statistics, CSE 271 Object-Oriented Programming, ECE 302 MATLAB and its engineering applications, or MME 202 Numerical Methods in Engineering
Statics and Mechanics
- CPB 219 Statics and Mechanics of Materials or MME 211 Static Modeling of Mechanical Systems
Combined B.S./M.S. Program Information
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Students are eligible to apply for the combined bachelors/masters degree program during the first semester of their junior year (or 64-80 hours earned) and can begin taking graduate courses during the second semester of the junior year (or after 80 hours earned). They also must have completed half of the departmental hours required for the major.
Provisional Admission: Students may be admitted on a provisional basis to a specific combined program anytime during their academic career at Miami, from the time they are admitted for undergraduate admission.
Upon earning a minimum of 64 credit hours and having a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or greater, students may apply for admission to the combined program. Regular time-limits for completing the master’s degree apply to students in a combined program.
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Students in a combined program will remain undergraduates until they apply for graduation or submit a request to the Graduate School to have their classification changed from undergraduate to graduate. Students must have completed a minimum of 128 hours to be classified as a graduate student. Students may receive their bachelor’s degree prior to completing their master’s degree. Upon receiving the bachelor’s degree, students will automatically be classified as graduate students. Students receiving the bachelor’s degree prior to completing the master’s degree can count up to nine hours of graduate course work toward their bachelor’s degree. Those hours can also count toward the completion of their master’s degree, as indicated above.
Students may withdraw from the combined program by completing a withdrawal form at the Graduate School. The student must note on the withdrawal form that he/she is withdrawing only from the combined program and wishes to retain their status in the undergraduate program. The student must also notify their department of their decision to withdraw from the combined program.
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To apply to a combined bachelors/master’s program, go to Miami’s Graduate School Homepage to complete the Graduate School online application and pay the application fee. Be sure to check “combined program.” Students having a cumulative GPA of 3.00 are not required to take GRE. Admitted international students meeting the University’s TOEFL requirement do not need to re-take this test for admission to the combined program.
Admission and Funding
This is Where Your Journey to Miami University Begins
Learn what it means to be a graduate student at Miami University, where students prepare to go anywhere and be anything. We are here to guide you every step of the way as you prepare for admission, enrollment, and future success.
Contact Us
Engineering Building 64
650 E. High Street
Oxford, OH 45056
513-529-0760
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