Prepare to Solve Complex Medical Challenges

Advance your career and master the skills to solve complex medical challenges with the new bioengineering graduate certificate at the University of Dayton. Offered through the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering, this program is designed to help you apply engineering principles to biology and medicine to improve patient health and revolutionize medical treatments. Through this program, you'll position yourself to work in various industries, with some of the primary industrial sectors focused on medical devices, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, biomaterials, biomechanics, synthetic and molecular biology, neural and rehabilitation engineering and biotechnology.


Program Overview

Certificate Information and Courses

The graduate Bioengineering certificate requires completion of 9 credit hours of approved coursework.

Required Course: Choose 1 of the following
Course ID Course Name Credits
CME 590 Introduction to Bioengineering 3
ECE 590 Biomedical Engineering and Healthcare Electronics 3
MEE 530 Biomechanical Engineering 3
Elective Courses: Choose 2 of the following
Course ID Course Name Credits
BIO 552 Course name unavailable 4
BIO 594 Molecular Biology - Theory & Practice 3
CHM 551 General Biochemistry I 3
CME 530 Biomaterials 3
CME 590 Introduction to Bioengineering 3
CME 591 Biomedical Engineering I 3
ECE 550 Artificial Neural Networks 3
ECE 590 Biomedical Engineering and Healthcare Electronics 3
ECE 591 Medical Imaging 3
MEE 530 Biomechanical Engineering 3
MEE 531 Experimental Methods in Biomechanics 3
MEE 554 Biomechanical Modeling 3
MEE 586 Human Movement Assessment 3

Application and Admission Requirements

Application Process

Create an Admission Account. When you select the certificate for which you are applying, any additional requirements and instructions will be provided.

Tuition

To learn if this graduate certificate is eligible for financial aid, please contact Graduate Academic Affairs or Flyer Student Services.

Tuition for this graduate certificate is the rate for a master's program in the School of Engineering.