Messiah College

What you’ll study

Students participate in the Integrated Projects Curriculum, a five‑semester sequence that partners with the Collaboratory to tackle authentic challenges for local and international clients. Coursework covers design tools, interdisciplinary collaboration, and hands‑on laboratory techniques such as DNA analysis, tissue decellularization, and cell imaging in a Biosafety Level II certified lab. Students also create 3D‑printed prosthetic devices, design bridges for developing countries, and develop low‑cost water filtration systems.

Entry requirements

Prospective students should hold a high‑school diploma with strong performance in mathematics and science. Applicants are expected to demonstrate an interest in engineering and a commitment to the college’s faith‑based mission.

Career prospects

Graduates pursue roles in medical device design, health‑tech innovation, biomedical research, and related fields. The program’s strong industry ties and project experience prepare students for careers that improve diagnosis, treatment, and recovery worldwide.

Scholarships & funding angle

All first‑year students receive financial aid, and the college’s 12:1 student‑to‑faculty ratio supports personalized mentorship and career guidance.