Master of Applied Science with Specialisation in Biomedical Engineering

Queen's University

Over the past 25 years, interdisciplinary research in biomedical engineering has been undertaken at Queen's University, but in separate engineering departments. The departments of chemical, electrical and mechanical engineering are formally collaborating to support a new graduate biomedical engineering program that allows graduate students to access courses and co-supervisors in each department, as well as courses in Anatomy, Cell Biology and Biochemistry. Key features of the program are:Students enroll in their respective home departments and must meet the program requirements of their home departmentsThere are two mandatory core courses which must be taken by all students in the program: 1) Topics in Biomedical Engineering (CBME801) and 2) Biomedical Engineering Seminar Series (CBME 802)There will be opportunity for students to interact with students from the other disciplines in the programUpon graduation, students will have "with specialization in Biomedical Engineering" added to their official transcripts

Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science