Graduate Studies in Biomedical Engineering

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The Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering uses engineering, science and design principles to improve health care in the service of humanity. Our team provides excellent undergraduate and graduate educations, developing modern leaders and problem solvers. We guide students to live and work in meaningful and ethical ways while fostering collaboration and innovation with our industrial and academic partners.
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With a focus on collaboration, research at the MU-MCW Department of Biomedical Engineering integrates world-class engineers and faculty physicians with state-of-the-art facilities to enhance student enrichment while finding solutions to the world's modern healthcare challenges.
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Biomechanics & Rehabilitation Bioengineering

Biomedical Imaging

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Neural Engineering & Neurorehabilitation
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- Graduate Programs in the MU-MCW Department of Biomedical Engineering are designed to assist students advancing their learning through exposure to engineering leaders and faculty physicians working on solutions to challenges currently faced in the medical field.
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5-Year BS/MS Program Checklist

Year-4 BS Checklist | Year-5 MS Checklist

So You Know!

Copies of all forms included in this checklist should be submitted electronically to the BME Office at Marquette. This includes forms required by the Marquette Graduate School.

This checklist is designed to assist students seeking their Master's Degree in the 5-year BS/MS program offered by the Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering. Students are encouraged to review included requirements but are cautioned that this resource may not be comprehensive. For a complete list of degree requirements, please refer to the appropriate student handbook.

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Bachelor's Checklist for Use in Year 4

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Complete Necessary Courses

Action: Complete BIEN 53250 and two 5000-level BIEN electives for a total of 9 credits.

Timeframe: Undergraduate senior year

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Complete GRE

Action: Complete GRE and submit scores to Marquette Graduate School.

Timeframe: Prior to fall semester of 5th year

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Complete Bachelor's Degree

Action: Complete Bachelor's Degree and notify the Marquette Graduate School when you graduate with your Bachelor of Science degree.

Timeframe: End of 4th year

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Marquette Graduate School Admissions

Master's Checklist for Use in Year 5

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Plan Your Program

Action: Submit completed Master's Program Planning Form.

Timeframe: End of first semester of 5th year

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Master's Program Planning Form

Transfer Credits

Action: Transfer the 9 graduate credits taken during your senior undergraduate year to Marquette Graduate School.

Timeframe: Beginning of second full semester of Graduate Program (usually early January of 5th year)

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Master's Degree Transfer of Credit Request

Complete Graduate Credit Hours

Action

Complete 30 credit hours of graduate-level courses, including thesis credits, 6XXX level and above, and approved upper-division courses.
Complete Course Continuation on CheckMarq (Optional)

Timeframe: End of 5th year

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