Course Overview
The Georgia Tech Master of Biomedical Innovation and Development (MBID) offers current and aspiring biomedical technology professionals two outstanding career-building components in one tightly focused program: Collaborative academic instruction in biomedical technology from two top-ranked institutions in engineering and medicine; and, Practical, hands-on clinical experience in Atlanta's thriving biomedical industry. The new Georgia Tech MBID specifically addresses a gap in current professional biomedical education: the crucial 'bench-to-bedside' progression that transforms biomedical research into practical, usable techniques and products for improving patient care. In this unique program, Georgia Tech MBID graduate students will study with experts in clinical practice, engineering design and development, best-practices manufacturing, financial planning, and commercialization, as well as guest lecturers from the diverse healthcare industry. The MBID master's program is a full-time, one-year residential program that is completed in three sequential semesters over 12 months. Candidates enroll in the fall semester and take four courses (fall & spring semester) and three courses (summer semester). At this time there are no evening or distance-learning options for the MBID program. Students must be enrolled full-time in the MBID program to register for MBID courses.
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