US · Masters
MS Biomedical Engineering
Program information
Program overview
Thesis-based Master s The MS Plan I program provides advanced training Biomedical Engineering that emphasizes research preparation A combination of coursework and active research provides a program that develops an ability to conduct scientific research This plan may lead to a PhD program either at The University of New Mexico or another institution A thesis or its equivalent is required Non-thesis Plan II Master s The MS Plan II stresses advanced course work in Biomedical Engineering and may involve no active research by the student No thesis is required and students usually do more course work than in the Plan I program Plan II is most appropriate for individuals desiring an advanced degree in biomedical engineering but who do not wish to pursue research in the graduate setting Students whose career goals include substantial research or technical laboratory work and those who intend to pursue a PhD degree at UNM are not recommended to pursue this option
Duration: 12
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Intakes and application timing
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