The thesis-based Master of Science in Bioengineering at the University of Washington’s College of Engineering is an interdisciplinary research-focused graduate program. Students apply mathematics, engineering principles, physics, chemistry, physiology, and biology to solve biomedical problems. The program emphasizes comprehensive research experience and completion of a significant research project, culminating in a thesis and oral defense. Coursework spans professional development, statistics, and a wide range of electives within bioengineering, ensuring exposure to cutting-edge topics such as biomaterials, molecular and cellular engineering, neural engineering, imaging, and technology commercialization. The program is designed to prepare graduates for careers in academia, industry, or progression to doctoral study.