University of Washington

Overview

The Master of Applied Bioengineering (MAB) at the University of Washington is a professional master’s program designed to equip students with the skills necessary to tackle real-world clinical and biomedical challenges through engineering design. This full-time program emphasizes collaboration with faculty and industry partners to transform innovative concepts into viable solutions.

What You'll Study

The MAB program spans 24 months and features a comprehensive curriculum focused on applied design and implementation. Key areas of study include:

• Bioengineering Clinical Practicum
• Design Skills
• Clinical Needs Evaluation
• Design Proposal
• Project Implementation

The program culminates in a capstone project that allows students to demonstrate their ability to navigate the entire design-to-execution workflow. Throughout their studies, students engage in team-based projects, collaborating with peers and receiving guidance from faculty and industry stakeholders to address genuine clinical needs.

Entry Requirements

While specific GRE/GMAT scores and GPA thresholds are not provided, applicants are expected to showcase a strong academic background. Proficiency in English is crucial, with accepted tests including the Duolingo English Test and TOEFL iBT. A minimum score of 105 on the Duolingo English Test or 80 on the TOEFL iBT is typically required.

Career Prospects

Graduates of the Master of Applied Bioengineering program are well-prepared for a variety of careers in the bioengineering field. They may find opportunities in healthcare, medical device development, research institutions, and more, contributing to advancements that improve clinical practices and patient outcomes. The program’s emphasis on practical application ensures that graduates possess the skills and experience highly valued by employers in the industry.