Master in Biomedical Innovation and Development, Georgia Institute of Technology

The Master of Biomedical Innovation and Development (MBID) at the Georgia Institute of Technology is a professional degree focused on the "bench-to-bedside" medical device development process. The 36-credit, one-year curriculum covers clinical literacy, medical markets, regulatory requirements, and financial planning for medical products. A cornerstone of the program is the multi-disciplinary Team Masters Project, which runs across two semesters and focuses on clinically relevant needs. Notable features include a faculty composed of industry leaders and practicing clinicians, providing a real-world, industry-relevant educational approach. The program builds specialized skills in product planning, project management, and professional communication for the healthcare sector. Graduates are successfully placed in R&D, Quality, Regulatory, and Marketing roles within leading firms like Medtronic, J&J, and Abbott. This program is designed specifically for potential future leaders of the medical device industry. Read Less