May 28
Biomedical Engineering Info Session
Zoom session
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Format
On-campus
Start dates
Fall, Spring
Develop the expertise to drive innovation at the intersection of engineering and healthcare. In this program, you’ll master core principles alongside cutting-edge tech like AI, machine learning, and computational modeling to tackle complex health challenges. Through hands-on learning, clinical rotations, internships, and research with top healthcare and biotech partners, you’ll gain practical experience that prepares you to lead in the field.
This program specializes in biomedical device engineering, system design, mobile and imaging technologies, bio-nanotechnology, and tissue engineering—providing you with the expertise to excel in the fast-growing biotech industry.
May 28
Biomedical Engineering Info Session
Zoom session
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The Biomedical Engineering master’s degree program equips you with interdisciplinary skills through hands-on lab and computational experiences, incorporating problem-based and project-based learning to build critical thinking and teamwork abilities. Collaborations with local healthcare providers and biotech companies will provide clinical rotations, internships, and research opportunities.
Program Highlights:
Research pathway
Focused on project-based research and academic advancement.
Professional pathway
Emphasizing industry experience and practical applications.
Core competencies
Specialized competencies
Home to the Schools of Medicine, Nursing, and Dentistry; the Regenstrief Institute; and the VA, the Indianapolis campus has a strong healthcare focus. IU Indy is a center for technological innovations in health science, where our faculty are engaged in cutting-edge research.

Graduate tuition at Luddy Indianapolis is charged per credit hour.
Cost per credit hour for the 2025-26 academic year:
Students who meet criteria for admission will be considered for an admission-based scholarship if attending full-time. Scholarships are awarded each semester and range from $500 to $2,250 per semester.
With a master’s degree in biomedical engineering, you’ll have the skills to pursue a wide range of careers. Graduates often work on designing medical devices like artificial limbs or heart valves, developing wearable health tech, creating new diagnostic tools, or working in research and development for biotech and pharmaceutical companies. Others go into areas like tissue engineering, clinical engineering in hospitals, or even regulatory roles ensuring that medical devices meet safety standards.

Luddy’s career services team and faculty mentors help connect you with internships, job fairs, and biotech and healthcare leaders.
Luddy Indianapolis
535 W. Michigan Street