Master of Science in Bioengineering (Project)

University of Toledo

Bioengineers work at the interface of engineering and living systems. At UToledo, our master’s program provides key training in focused areas. For example, learn how to design, build, and test medical devices build computational models to predict joint loading and surgical intervention outcomes or develop sensors to better detect physiological signals – all to improve the human condition. The possibilities are endless. Please see our department website for details regarding faculty research areas. Our master's-level graduates often transition to successful careers in a range of bio-industries or continue on to pursue Ph.D. or M.D. degrees. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS The Master of Science program in bioengineering has three options: thesis, project and coursework. The project option requires the completion of a minimum of 24 credit hours of approved graduate course work and 6 hours of project research. The M.S. curriculum is designed to provide a general, flexible framework for students in selecting course work that is relevant to their specific area of research. Learning Outcomes PLO 1) Solve problems using advanced mathematics, engineering and biomedical sciences PLO 2) Communicate research rationale and results in scientific presentations and refereed publications PLO 3) Independently design and conduct laboratory research PLO 4) Lead research or project teams with direction from supervisors

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