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Graduate Curriculum

A core curriculum that must be satisfied by all graduate students consists of the following:

  • Two graduate level courses in life sciences
  • One graduate level course in mathematics
  • One graduate level course in computer science
  • Three BME courses for MS; Five BME courses from three areas for PhD

Lists of courses satisfying the core curriculum can be found in the booklet Policies and Regulations Governing Graduate Students.   For doctoral students, in addition to the core, there is a distribution requirement. Including the BME course in the core curriculum, this consists of at least one course from three of the five different educational programs listed below. Graduate level courses given by other departments and schools may be substituted for courses in this list with the permission of the director of graduate studies.

 

Educational Programs & Courses

Biomaterials & Tissue Engineering
BME 511 Biotechnology Techniques for Engineers
BME 523 Biomaterials Science
BME 524 Tissue Engineering
BME 525 Engineering Aspects of Biotechnology
BME 527 Design of Artificial Organs
BME 564 Orthopedic Biomechanics - Cartilage/Tendon
BME 563 Orthopedic Biomechanics – Bones and Joints
BME 5904 Nanostructured Surfaces and Materials: Application to Biomedical Research
 
Cardiovascular Engineering
BME 556 Experimental Methods in Biomechanics
BME 557 Cell and Subcellular Biomechanics
BME 559 Intermediate Biomechanics
BME 562 Mechanics of Growth and Development
BME 567 Cardiac Mechanics
BME 568 Cardiovascular Dynamics
BME 573 Applied Bioelectricity
BME 575 Molecular Basis of Bioelectrical Excitation
BME 594 Integrative Cardiac Electrophysiology
 
Imaging
BME 502 Cardiovascular MRI
BME 504 Optical Bioelectric Imaging
BME 589 Biological Imaging Technology
BME 5907 Advanced Concepts in Image Science
BME 591 Biomedical Optics I: Principles
BME 592

Biomedical Optics II: Imaging

 

Molecular, Cellular & Systems Engineering

BME 521 Kinetics of Receptor-Mediated Processes
BME 5311 Dynamics in Mesoscopic Molecular Systems
BME 5312 Macromolecular Interactions
BME 558 Biological Transport
BME 5903 Physical Methods for Biomedical Scientists
 
Neural Engineering
BME 471 Bioelectrical Phenomena
BME 533 Biomedical Signal Processing
BME 572 Biological Neural Computation
BME 575 Molecular Basis of Bioelectrical Excitation

 

Washington University in St. Louis School of Engineering & Applied Science, Department of Biomedical Engineering

Whitaker Hall, Campus Box 1097, One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, Missouri 63130
Phone: (314) 935-7208, Fax: (314) 935-7448

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