Combination BS/MS in Biomedical Engineering

Combination BS/MS in Biomedical Engineering

The combined BS/MS degree program allows qualified students to apply for graduate admissions to pursue both a bachelor’s degree in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) and a master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering (BME) concurrently. Admitted students begin MS degree coursework while working towards their BS degree and double-count up to 12 credit hours of specific graduate courses for both their undergraduate and graduate degree requirements. The MSE degree is designed to be completed within two to three semesters after completing the BS requirements.

Admission Requirements for the Combination BS/MS Program in MSE and BME

Combination BS/MS Program In MSE/BME

Select nine graduate credits to substitute for undergraduate credits from the following:

Undergraduate Requirement Graduate course substitution
EMA3800, Error Analysis/Optimization Methods (3) EMA6808, Error Analysis/Optimization Methods (3)
EMA4314, Energetics and Kinetics In MSE (3) EMA6316, Materials Thermodynamics (3)
EMA4125, Transport Phenomena (3) EMA6136, Diffusion, Kinetics, and Transport Phenomena
EMA4062, biopolymers: Manufacture, Stability and Biocompatibility (3) EMA6581, Polymeric Biomaterials (3)

Plus, select from the following list to substitute for up to three credits of MSE technical electives:

BME6936, BME Seminar (1 cr/semester, up to 2 cr total) BME6360, Neural Engineering (3)
BME5407, Molecular Biomedical Engineering (3) BME6502, intro to Medical Imaging (3)
BME5401, Physiology (3) BME6330, Cell & Tissue Engineering (3)
BME6010, Clinical Preceptorship (3) BME5500, Biomedical Instrumentation (3)
BME5703, Computational Methods for BME (3) BME5052L, Molecular Cell Biology Lab (3)
BME5xxx, Advanced Math for BME (3)