Glucose oxidase (GOx)-immobilized electrodes were prepared by the combination of electrodeposition and photopolymerization. Methacryloyl choline chloride (NMA) were employed as photo-polymeriable methacrylates and were added in the enzyme- electrdeposition solution, in order to be entrapped in the enzyme film. In order to investigate the enzyme film formation behavior during the electrodeposition process, quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) technique was employed. QCM measurement results indicated that the amount of deposit increased continuously up to around 15 minutes, while the decrease of deposit was observed after that time. The amount of GOx immobilized on the electrode was also measured using Amplex Red Assay Kit and showed that the decrease of deposit was parallel with the decrease of GOx on the electrode. However, the amount of enzyme on the electrode started to increase again after electrodeposition time of 40 minutes. The glucose sensor sensitivity of the obtained electrode showed a good correlation with the amount of enzyme immobilized on the electrode.