Program Overview
Humans are the most complex machines one can imagine, resisting any one description of our engineering disciplines. Instead, human health and biology involve all disciplines and many other sciences. Cleveland State University's Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering degree program provides an interdisciplinary study that applies engineering principles to human health issues. Built to supply students with the knowledge and skills to tackle ongoing challenges in the industry, students use engineering analysis and design to develop innovative solutions to biomedical-related problems. Graduates enter the workforce prepared to work in the medical device industry, and many choose to continue their education at the doctoral level.
Research
Faculty members are highly active in sponsored research. Our focus areas in biomedical engineering research include Biomaterials; Biomechanics; Medical Devices; and Tissue Engineering.
Cleveland Clinic Collaboration
Benefit significantly from collaborations with the world-renowned Department of Biomedical Engineering at the Cleveland Clinic. In addition, many of the Cleveland Clinic adjunct faculty teach CSU courses.

Careers
In 2024, Biomedical Engineers earn a median of $106,950. Employment is projected to grow 7% from 2023-2033 and about 1,400 annual job openings are expected.
Mailing Address
Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Department Washkewicz College of Engineering
Cleveland State University
2121 Euclid Ave., FH 455
Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214
Campus Location
Fenn Hall Room 455
1960 East 24th Street
Phone: 216-687-2569
Fax: 216-686-9220
che@csuohio.edu
Contact
Stephanie McLeod, Secretary
Phone: 216-687-2571
s.l.mcleod@csuohio.edu