Master of Science in Bioengineering
The M.S. in Bioengineering is tailored for students with a strong science background who would like the skills needed to develop materials and devices at the intersect ion of life science and engineering. This interdisciplinary program focuses on tissue engineering and regenerative medicine methods to improve healthcare. Our program builds on a foundation of molecular biology and chemistry while also adding elements of bioengineering design. For the Master of Science degree, students must successfully complete thirty graduate credits including 15 credits of core courses listed below. Students may elect to choose thesis (6-9 credits} or non-thesis options, depending on their professional goals. Students pursuing a thesis should make arrangements with an advisor within the first year at Stevens. Graduates of this program will be well positioned to obtain careers in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies in addition to biomedical research and regulatory institutions.
Bioengineering Curriculum
Core Courses in Bioengineering (15 Credits)
| BIO 687 | Molecular Genetics | 3 |
| BIO 684 | Molecular Biology Laboratory Techniques | 3 |
| BME 505 | Biomaterials | 3 |
| BME 602 | Principles of Tissue Engineering | 3 |
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| BME 690 | Cellular Signal Transduction | 3 |
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| BIO 690 | Cellular Signal Transduction | 3 |
Technical Elective Courses (9 credits for non-thesis option, 6-9 credits for thesis option)
Unrestricted Electives (6 credits for non-thesis option only)
Additional courses are chosen with an advisor’s guidance and will depend on the student’s interests and background. The Program Director must approve all elective courses.