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The Bioengineering Graduate Group is composed of a broad group of faculty drawn from different departments and schools of the University of Pennsylvania. The purpose of the Graduate Group is to administer a graduate program of instruction and research leading to the Masters and Ph.D. degrees in Bioengineering to students who meet the standards of the program.
Penn Bioengineering Graduate
Group offers courses of study in several areas of concentration leading
to the Ph.D. degree in Bioengineering. Information about faculty,
research programs, courses, and resources at Penn for advanced graduate
studies in bioengineering can be found on this website. Additional
information may be obtained from the department.
The current requirements are listed in the Masters and Ph.D. graduate student handbooks.
Degrees
Offered
The Ph.D.
program is
designed to train individuals for academic, government, or industrial
careers in which research is amental and pervasive activity. The
Ph.D. curriculum prepares students for the rapidly changing character
of bioengineering research by developing the core intellectual capacities
which form the basis for research excellence.
Components
of the Ph.D. Program
Degree Completion Requirements
Areas of Concentration
Fellowship Information
Research
Academic Regulations
The Graduate Association of Bioengineers
(G.A.B.E)
The Joint
Ph.D. Degree Programs offer an exciting opportunity
to match the aspects of research excellence and clinical care in
specialized fields of human health (M.D./Ph.D.),
Veterinary Medicine (V.M.D./Ph.D.), and
Dental Medicine (D.M.D./Ph.D.).
The
MSE Program
The MSE degree in Bioengineering
is a degree for students who wish to obtain a more solid foundation
of the principles of Bioengineering and further prepare themselves
for careers in industry, research and development, government and
academia. The program requires 10 course units and a thesis
option.
Areas of Concentration
Graduate
Admissions
Admission
Process & Entrance Requirements
PhD Applicants interested
in graduate work in Bioengineering that involves Imaging Sciences
and who wish to obtain a grounding in biomedical sciences as part
of their training may qualify for support through the Howard Hughes
Medical Institute - NIH Interfaces Initiative in Biomedical Imaging
& Informational Sciences* as 'HHMI Traines'. Click
here for more details .
*More Financial Aid / Fellowship
Information for Ph.D.. Applicants
 To complete an online application for Fall 2009 Apply Online Fall 2009
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