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Wearable Technology Interdisciplinary Specialization

Computer Science Schulich School of Engineering Biomedical Engineering Electrical and Software Engineering Geomatics Engineering Faculty of Graduate Studies Faculty of Science Faculty of Kinesiology Psychology

General Program Information

The University offers an interdisciplinary specialization in Wearable Technology at the master’s and doctoral levels for students registered in the following faculties and graduate programs:

  • Faculty of Kinesiology

  • Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program

  • Geomatics Engineering Graduate Program

  • Department of Electrical and Software Engineering

  • Department of Computer Science

  • Department of Psychology

  • Computational Media Design Graduate Program

The student will receive the MSc (thesis-based) or PhD degree offered by the home program.

Faculty of Kinesiology

Location: KNB 269

Program number: 403.220.7019

Email address: mailto:kirsten.penrose@ucalgary.ca

Web page URL: https://kinesiology.ucalgary.ca/future-students/graduates/our-programs/wearable

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