Choose Between Two Professional Master's Programs
The Master of Translational Medicine is a unique one-year program designed for engineers, scientists and clinicians who seek to bring innovative treatments and devices into clinical use.
Offered jointly by UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco, the MTM provides trainees with the tools they need to bring medical developments from the workbench to the patient. Coursework spans everything from regulation to clinical needs and focuses on cross-specialty collaboration.
The core feature of the program is the capstone design experience, where interdisciplinary teams take real-world medical innovations from idea to reality, co-advised by engineers and clinicians.
The Bioengineering Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) degree has a strong emphasis on engineering and entrepreneurship, designed for students planning to move directly into industry after completing the program. Graduates of this one-year professional program have a combination of technical and economic understanding that allows them to quickly assume leadership roles in their careers.
Degree requirements focus on three areas of coursework: leadership and management, a chosen technical specialty and the team capstone project.