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Biomedical engineering is a field that pushes forward understanding in engineering, biological sciences, and healthcare, enhancing human wellbeing through interdisciplinary approaches that merge engineering principles with medical research and clinical applications. This involves- Gaining fresh insights into biological systems by creatively applying engineering-based experimental and computational methods. Creating innovative tools, computational methods, procedures, and frameworks that propel biological and medical progress while enhancing patient care and treatment approaches. Students can choose between two paths-
MS thesis (Option A)- 30 credit hours of classes along with a research thesis.
MS non-thesis (Option B)- 31 credit hours of classes plus a project paper.