Biomedical Engineering Master's

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M.S. - Plan A Thesis Option30
Anatomy & Physiology3-6
BIOL 660
Animal Physiology (or EE 590 Advanced Electrical Engineering Problems - UND)
BRG Related Courses6-9
Graduate Preparation (e.g. Grant Writing)0-3
BME 794 (Practicum (industrial, clinical, or research lab))1-3
Electives (approved by advisor)9 (max)
BME 790 (One credit per semester.)3
BME 7989
M.S. - Plan B Master's Paper Option30
Anatomy & Physiology6-9
BIOL 660
Animal Physiology (or EE 590 Advanced Electrical Engineering Problems - UND)
BRG Related Courses6-9
Graduate Preparation (e.g. Grant Writing)3
BME 794 (Practicum (industrial, clinical, or research lab))1-3
Electives (as approved by advisor)15 max
BME 790 (one credit each semester)3
BME 7972-4

Admission and Application Requirements

  • Graduate School admission and application requirements are found on the Admission Information page.

  • In addition, this program requires applicants to have a Bachelor of Science degree from an ABET accredited engineering program.

    • Students holding a B.S. degree in other disciplines may be admitted with an obligation to acquire the necessary background undergraduate engineering knowledge.