Bachelor in Engineering (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Tuition for the 2026-2027 academic year is $39,500 per year.. The deadline to apply for the Jan 2027 intake is Nov 15, 2026.

This programme focuses on applying engineering principles to medical and biological systems with an emphasis on real-world problem solving. Students engage in hands-on projects through the Integrated Projects Curriculum, working on client-driven challenges such as prosthetic limb design. The curriculum integrates technical training with Christian values and service-oriented learning. Laboratory work includes DNA analysis, tissue decellularization, and 3D printing of medical devices.

Focus areas include Prosthetic device design, Medical device failure analysis, Biosensor development, Tissue engineering, 3D printing for healthcare, Clinical engineering applications.

The programme requires 120 credits, including 15 pre-engineering courses, eight upper-level engineering courses, and nine concentration-specific courses in biomedical engineering. Students complete a five-semester sequence of credit-bearing projects through the Integrated Projects Curriculum.

Graduates enter roles such as biomedical engineer, clinical engineer, product designer, product developer, and manufacturing engineer in healthcare and technology sectors.

First-year applicants may apply test-optional. Admission considers academic record, personal statements, and letters of recommendation. Required documents include high school transcripts and application form.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 78% of applicants.

Messiah University’s identity is rooted in Christian community and the conviction that faith should shape academic and student life. Its motto, “Christ Preeminent,” guides the university’s approach to education, with values that include sharpening intellect, deepening Christian faith and inspiring action. The institution has grown into a private university of the liberal and applied arts and sciences, serving 3,454 undergraduate and graduate students.

Academic options span more than 80 undergraduate and graduate programs, with over 150 undergraduate and pre-professional degree options and more than 20 graduate degree and certificate programs. Areas of study are organized across interests and career fields. The Doctor of Physical Therapy program connects classroom learning, clinical expertise, scholarship and professional development. Faculty research and continuing education also extend into international clinical communities, including advanced manual therapy teaching in Rome.

The university’s 375-acre campus is in Mechanicsburg, in central Pennsylvania, and provides an active residential setting shaped by Christian community. Average class size is 20, with a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio. International students should expect faith to be integrated into academic programs and daily experience, alongside opportunities for service, athletics and campus involvement. Students come from 33 states and 23 countries, adding an international dimension to campus life.