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IntroductionWhat can I expect from the Biomedical Engineering MSE program?The master's degree program in the Department of Biomedical Engineering is designed for students who wish to pursue careers in research and development, academics, or medicine. The program, which is designed to be completed in two years, consists of 24 credits of course work and a thesis project. A two-semester course, Physiological Foundations in Biomedical Engineering, is required of all students. The remaining course requirements may be tailored to students' backgrounds and interests.Our goal is to educate students in the interdisciplinary fields of engineering and medicine. Students
in the master's program receive: 1) sound theoretical instruction in the traditional engineering disciplines; 2) exposure to specialized
topics in biomedical engineering, such as biomedical instrumentation, systems physiology, biosensors, biomaterials, biomechanics, and biomedical
imaging; and 3) practical training in the form of supervised research projects. Send questions & feedback to Sam Bourne Last Updated: 4-6-09 / Legal Notice |
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