New York University

Overview

The M.S. in Biomaterials at New York University is a comprehensive graduate program that merges materials science with biology and biomedical engineering. This interdisciplinary course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to innovate in the field of healthcare, focusing on the design and application of biomaterials for medical devices and tissue repair.

What you'll study

Core coursework emphasizes the design, characterization, and performance of biomaterials within biological systems.

• Metal and Ceramic Biomaterials
• Polymers & Biopolymers
• Testing Methods in Biomaterials
• Biomaterials–Tissue Interface
• Degradation of Biomaterials
• Physical & Chemical Methods in Biomaterials

Learning outcomes include:

• Applying materials science principles to the selection and design of biomaterials for healthcare applications.
• Assessing biocompatibility and understanding interactions between cells and materials at the tissue interface.
• Employing testing and characterization techniques to evaluate the performance and longevity of biomaterials.
• Explaining how the physical and chemical properties of biomaterials affect their degradation, stability, and biological response.

Capstone / thesis:
Specific requirements for the thesis or capstone project can be confirmed through the program page or admissions office.

Entry requirements

Currently, there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements listed for admission to this program. Prospective students are encouraged to check the official program details for the most accurate information.

Career prospects

Graduates of the M.S. in Biomaterials program are well-prepared for various roles in the biomedical field, including positions in research, product development, and quality assurance. They may find opportunities in hospitals, research institutions, and companies specializing in medical devices and tissue engineering.