Master of Engineering in Biomedical Engineering

Upon enrolling in the master of engineering program in biomedical engineering, a student selects one of five specializations and follows the curriculum designed for that specialization. The program includes course work in engineering, life sciences, mathematics, medicine and healthcare technologies management, all of which will be integrated in a capstone comprehensive written exam.

A master of engineering student must complete a total of 30 credit hours of course work, which includes three credits of independent readings and
research. The student also must pass the capstone comprehensive examination.

- Excerpt taken from the Graduate Bulletin

Students may choose to follow a plan of study that roughly corresponds to one of our existing areas of graduate study.  The five existing areas are:

A. BioComputing

B. BioImaging

C. BioInstrumentation

D. BioMechanics

E. BioRehabilitation

For more information on this program, please contact:

Dr. Dean Jeutter , Director of Graduate Studies