Health Sciences
BA Bioethics
University of Rochester, United States
- Degree
- Bachelor's
- Next intake
- Fall (Spring entry via Spring Regular Decision)
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
The Medical Technology and Innovation MS is an intensive one-year professional master's programme of 30 credit hours supporting translation of multidisciplinary applied research into product development to improve patient care.
Faculty: Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences / Department of Biomedical Engineering | Department: Biomedical Engineering (Center for Medical Technology and Innovation) | Duration: One year, 30 credit hours | Intake: Summer (July) start | Study mode: full-time | Location: Rochester, NY, United States
Summer clinical rotation, fall (14 credits) and spring (16 credits), finishing with a final project and exit exam. Core courses: BME 498 Clinical Immersion, BME 535 Medical Device Design, BME 431 FDA and Intellectual Property, BME 438 Introduction to Quality Engineering, BME 432 FDA and IP Commercialization, OPT 481 General Management of New Venture, BME 495 Biomedical Engineering Research, plus approved electives. Students on tuition-based scholarships serve as teaching assistants.
Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.
Intake: Summer (July) start
Duration: One year, 30 credit hours
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
Health Sciences
University of Rochester, United States
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