Bioengineering

About course

Our interdisciplinary Master of Science in Bioengineering is designed for (1) students with a BS in engineering or physics who would like to continue or move their careers in the direction of bioengineering; (2) students who would like to strengthen their academic credentials/portfolios prior to applying to medical school; and (3) workers in the biotech industry who would like to strengthen their technical background, broaden future employment opportunities, and/or re-direct their specific expertise. Concentration 1: Bioimaging and Signal Processing This concentration is appropriate for students interested in biomedical imaging and processing of a wide array of signals from biological systems and biomedical instruments. Concentration 2: Cell and Tissue Engineering The cell and tissue engineering concentration is appropriate for students interested in molecular, cell, and tissue engineering. Concentration 3: Biomechanics Students who join the biomechanics concentration will cover multiscale mechanics, including whole-body movement, mechanical properties of biomaterials, and fluid mechanics of physiological fluids.

Programme overview

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