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Master of Science (MSc) Thesis-based in Biomedical Engineering

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Schulich School of Engineering Biomedical Engineering Faculty of Graduate Studies MSC - Master of Science

General Program Information

Specializations:

The curriculum is designed for students with degrees in Engineering, Medicine, Physical Sciences, Kinesiology, Health or Life Sciences. Background experience and qualifications, as well as areas of interest of the applicants will be taken into account at the time of admission. The appropriateness of the undergraduate preparation of the applicant must be supported by the proposed supervisor(s) for MSc and PhD students. Students in the MSc degree program are normally considered full-time.

A Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering does not entitle graduates to a designation of Professional Engineer. The title of Engineer, or Professional Engineer, is restricted to those who are members of a Provincial engineering association.

Please see the Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program website for the latest version of the Handbook of Policies and Procedures at https://schulich.ucalgary.ca/biomedical/programs/graduate.

Location: CCIT208

Program number: 403.220.3835

Email address: mailto:bmegrad@ucalgary.ca

Web page URL: https://schulich.ucalgary.ca/biomedical

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