Master of Applied Science in Biomedical Engineering (Collaborative) in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

For the last quarter-century, Queen's University has conducted interdisciplinary biomedical engineering research across various engineering departments. Chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineering departments are now officially collaborating to establish a new graduate biomedical engineering program. This initiative enables graduate students to take courses and receive guidance from co-supervisors in each department, along with access to Anatomy, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry courses. The program's main aspects include:
Students register through their primary departments while fulfilling their home department's program requirements
All participants must complete two essential core courses: 1) Topics in Biomedical Engineering (CBME801) and 2) Biomedical Engineering Seminar Series (CBME 802)
The program facilitates interdisciplinary interaction among students from different fields
Graduates will receive official transcripts noting "with specialization in Biomedical Engineering"