M.Eng. >> Curriculum
The M.Eng. program reflects, among other things, depth and focus in central bioengineering subject areas with a built-in balance of biomedical and engineering science fundamentals. In addition, the curriculum includes recognition of the importance of breadth in technical knowledge, inclusion of sufficient electives to address job-specific interests and professional skills such as economics, management, and business, and the removal of a comprehensive examination or thesis requirements that are more appropriate to Ph.D. preparation. Students must select six courses from the three core areas, three additional courses from any graduate engineering program, plus three general elective courses. In selecting breadth courses, students must be mindful of the prerequisite requirements for some of the courses in the lists. The Bioengineering Graduate Studies Committee will review the M.Eng. course lists annually and updates them as course offerings change. All M.Eng students are required to complete course requirements with a grade of B or better.