Georgia Institute of Technology College of Engineering 193 courses 42 total credits
The BioE Program is interdisciplinary in that it is not a standalone academic unit like most departments or schools at Georgia Tech. This interdisciplinary graduate program offers advanced courses in bioengineering, engineering specialties, and life sciences combined with training in cutting-edge bioengineering research. The BioEngineering PhD degree requires a thesis based on independent study of a bioengineering research topic under the guidance of a BioEngineering program faculty member. Bioengineering research focuses on the development of new or improved physical and mathematical concepts and techniques that may be applied to problems in medicine and biology, including the fundamental study of biological phenomena and development of new medical devices. Eight different academic units from the Colleges of Engineering, Computing, and Design participate in the program. The BioE Program provides research opportunities for students with any participating program faculty, allowing tremendous diversity and flexibility for research topics and advisors.
| Coursework Requirements: Engineering Fundamentals | 9 credits |
| Coursework Requirements: Biological Sciences | 9 credits |
| Coursework Requirements: Engineering Mathematics | 3 credits |
| Coursework Requirements: Technical Electives | 12 credits |
| Coursework Requirements: Doctoral Minor | 9 credits |
| Total Credits | 42 credits |
Qualifying Examinatin Teaching Practicum Thesis Proposal PhD Dissertation Coursework requirements
Engineering Fundamentals
Biological Sciences
Emory Courses: IBS 506 IBS 518 IBS 519 IBS 524 IBS 526 IBS 527 IBS 531 IBS 536 IBS 542 IBS 548 IBS 600 IBS 761
Engineering Mathematics
Technical Electives
Emory course: IBS 534
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