Biomedical and Chemical Engineering
Doctoral Programs
Doctor of Philosophy in Bioengineering (We expect the credit requirements for this program to be reduced to 42 by may 2008)
Detailed Description
Course Catalog
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is a research-based degree program involving a high level of training in advanced bioengineering. A dissertation consisting of original research in a specialty area within the bioengineering program is required.
This is a 78-credit program, including the 48 credits required for the MS in Bioengineering, plus an additional 30 credits that include at least 21 credits of dissertation research. The typical duration of a PhD degree is five years, post baccalaureate (i.e. including the MS
degree).
Doctor of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering (We expect the credit requirements for this program to be reduced to 42 by may 2008)
Detailed Description
Course Catalog
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Chemical Engineering is designed for students interested in research and teaching. The program of study consists of coursework, a screening examination, an oral comprehensive examination, and preparation and defense of the dissertation.
A minimum of 90 credit hours is required for the completion of the PhD degree, including at least 24 credits in chemical engineering, 12 credits in a relevant minor field, and 18 to 39 dissertation credits. Students with MS degrees in chemical engineering may apply some or all of their previous credits toward the required coursework, with the permission of the department chair. This degree program is designed to be completed within five years.
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