The MS in Biomedical Engineering at Stony Brook University is a flexible program designed to provide foundational and advanced training in the synthesis, design, and analysis of biomedical technologies. Students can choose academic, industry, or entrepreneurship tracks, focusing their study on research, technical skills, or business. Training is multidisciplinary, supported by faculty from Engineering, Medicine, Arts and Sciences, Health Sciences, and national labs. Coursework spans bioengineering fundamentals and modern biomedical development, preparing graduates for jobs in biotechnology, academic research, national laboratories, and healthcare industries. About 90% of graduates secure employment immediately after graduation. Students complete either a project (33 credits) or a thesis (39 credits) in their chosen concentration, tailoring electives and research to their interests.