Graduate Program in Bioengineering Please contact us with your questions and comments. Faculty and Students Degree Requirements Application and Admission Financial Support Curriculum Research Areas Seminars Department Students attending the Institute follow a curriculum based on the requirements of the Bioengineering Program , as summarized in the Table. All students are required to attend colloquia. One academic credit is given during the semester in which the student gives a seminar.
Time devoted to research exceeds the equivalent of the credit hours shown.
The Graduate School grants the indicated number of academic credits for Thesis Research. Please refer to course descriptions . Life Science Courses are available to bioengineering students in the College of Medicine. Graduate Programs in the Biomedical Sciences are offered in Anatomy, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Cell and Molecular Biology, Microbiology and Immunology, Neuroscience, Pharmacology, and intercollege programs in Genetics and Physiology, and Laboratory Animal Medicine. In addition, courses in biostatistics and experimental design are available through the Department of Behavioral Science.