Graduate
MS in Biomedical Engineering
Interdisciplinary master's study combining biomedical science, engineering analysis, and research.
Biomedical Engineering Program
A joint MSFEA and Faculty of Medicine program connecting engineering design, biomedical science, and clinical questions.
Overview
Established in 2015, the Biomedical Engineering Program brings MSFEA and the Faculty of Medicine together around graduate education, research, and bioengineering design.
Students apply quantitative, experimental, and design methods to health challenges relevant to Lebanon, the region, and the wider world.
Program focus
BMEN combines engineering methods with biomedical and clinical knowledge.
The program prepares researchers, specialized engineers, and educators to work independently and in interdisciplinary teams.
Its curriculum and research use expertise and facilities across MSFEA, the Faculty of Medicine, and AUB Medical Center.
Study options
Choose advanced research training or add an applied bioengineering design pathway to another degree.
Graduate
Interdisciplinary master's study combining biomedical science, engineering analysis, and research.
Doctoral
Advanced original research at the intersection of engineering, medicine, and the life sciences.
Minor
A design-focused minor for students who want to apply engineering approaches to health and biological systems.
Course planning
Review official course descriptions and available syllabi before planning a graduate pathway.
Research
Official BMEN research spans biomechanics, biosensors, computational modeling, neuroscience, physiology, drug delivery, and tissue engineering.
Biomimetics
Engineering research inspired by biological structures, functions, and systems.
Neural systems
Neural engineering research connected with nanoscale biosensing and measurement.
Physiology
Experimental work on nervous-system function and its physiological mechanisms.
Respiratory health
Research on sleep, breathing, upper-airway function, and related physiology.
Official resources
Use the official pages for current faculty, seminars, requirements, and applications.
Official source
This page presents the most useful information in a clearer format. AUB remains the authoritative source for admissions, curricula, policies, dates, and forms.
Need help?
Program Coordinator Rami Mhanna is based in RGB 407, extension 3635. The program office is in room M509 of the Munib and Angela Masri Building.