Students come to Penn’s master’s program in Bioengineering for its rigor, flexibility, depth and breadth in biological and medical sciences. Students not only select their own graduate coursework in math, biomedical sciences, bioengineering and other science and engineering disciplines, but they may also take courses in any school at Penn, including the Veterinary School, the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, and the School of Medicine.

Our M.S.E. Graduates are prepared to enter industry, research and development, government, academia, and/or medicine.

Master's Program Outcomes

Master's Student Spotlight

Student Spotlight: Cosette Tomita, M.S.E. '23

Millions of people around the world are living with neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s that erode quality of life and cut lives short. There’s no cure for most of these disorders, and therapeutic treatments are limited. At Penn Engineering, Cosette Tomita is leveraging resources from across the university to explore the use of cellular therapy to […]

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Recent alumni have taken positions at Bloomberg L.P., Meta, Boston Scientific, Cordis Johnson & Johnson, GE Healthcare, and Stanford University, just to name a few. Others have entered doctoral programs and medical school.

Fast Facts

  • 84.5 % of SEAS Master's program graduates were either employed, enrolled in continuing education, serving in the military, or not seeking in the first 6 months after graduation.
  • 15 % of SEAS Master's program graduates go on to work outside of the US.
  • 470,000+ fellow Quakers to connect with in the Penn Alumni Directory