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    Universities in the United States

    195 Biomedical Engineering Programs in the United States

    programs
    195
    programs
    universities
    102
    universities
    taught in English
    100%
    taught in English
    median yearly fee
    37,043 USD
    median yearly fee

    Last update

    Also searched as BS in Biomedical Engineering in the United States and Bachelors in Biomedical Engineering in the United States.

    United States has 195 biomedical engineering programs open to international students, at 102 universities. Almost all of them — 100% — are taught in English. Fees cluster around 37,043 USD a year, and the middle half of those programs fall between 26,292 USD and 49,659 USD.

    Computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD

    Biomedical Engineering programs

    1–24 of 195 · page 1 of 9

    PhD · 68,574 USD per year
    Bachelor's · 8,198 USD per year
    Master's · 60,816 USD per year
    Bachelor's · 60,816 USD per year
    PhD · 37,601 USD per year
    PhD · 11,916 USD per year
    Master's · 60,777 USD per year
    PhD · 34,646 USD per year
    PhD · 34,182 USD per year
    PhD · 53,722 USD per year
    Bachelor's · 28,160 USD per year
    Master's · 36,100 USD per year
    PhD · 15,863 USD per year
    PhD · 10,434 USD per year
    Bachelor's · 39,650 USD per year
    Bachelor's · 26,096 USD per year
    Master's · 31,047 USD per year
    Bachelor's · 31,370 USD per year
    Bachelor's · 62,391 USD per year
    PhD · 13,472 USD per year
    Master's · 60,777 USD per year
    Master's · 32,709 USD per year
    Master's · 29,786 USD per year
    Master's · 51,901 USD per year

    Biomedical Engineering tuition fees in the United States, by degree level

    Bachelor's· 106 programs
    Median annual fee 37,043 USD · middle half 26,292 USD–49,659 USD
    Master's· 59 programs
    Median annual fee 30,476 USD · middle half 25,473 USD–36,100 USD
    PhD· 26 programs
    Median annual fee 31,057 USD · middle half 23,411 USD–35,256 USD

    Medians cover the programs billed per year, using the price each university publishes for international students converted to USD, and only publish where at least 5 priced programs exist. Programs priced per semester, per credit or for the whole program are listed above on their own basis.

    Top universities for Biomedical Engineering in the United States

    Ranked by how many biomedical engineering programs each one runs in the United States — the count is next to the name.

    January intake in the United States

    24 of these programs list a dated January start that is still ahead. Dates come from each listing — confirm on the program page before planning around one.

    Study Biomedical Engineering in the United States: common questions

    How many biomedical engineering programs are there in the United States?
    195 biomedical engineering programs at 102 universities in the United States are open to international students, as of 11 October 2026.
    How much does a biomedical engineering degree in the United States cost?
    The median annual fee (programs billed per year) for bachelor's programs in biomedical engineering in the United States is 37,043 USD. The middle half of those programs charge between 26,292 USD and 49,659 USD a year.
    Can I study biomedical engineering in the United States in English?
    Yes — 100% of the biomedical engineering programs in the United States in our catalog are taught in English (195 of 195).
    Are any of these biomedical engineering programs available online?
    4 of the 195 programs in the United States are delivered online or by distance learning.
    Which degree level is cheapest for biomedical engineering in the United States?
    Master's programs, at a median annual fee of 30,476 USD, against 37,043 USD for bachelor's programs. Both medians cover the programs billed per year.

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