Translational Medicine, Master of Science (M.S.)
To obtain the M.S. degree in Translational Medicine, a student must complete the 30-credit course program described below. Core courses (24 credits) are concentrated in three areas: (1) Biomedical and Clinical Sciences and Engineering, (2) Clinical Evaluation, and (3) Business Principles and Entrepreneurship. In addition to core requirements, students are required to enroll in 6 credits of technical elective courses.
Degree Requirements
Requirements List
| BME I6100 | Intellectual Property, Regulation and Quality Assurance | 3 |
| BME I6200 | Cost Analysis and the Business of Translation | 1 |
| BME I6300 | Engineering, Entrepreneurship and Business Leadership | 3 |
| BME I6400 | Translational Challenges in Diagnostics, Devices and Therapeutics | 3 |
| BME I6500 | Capstone Design I: Identifying the Problem | 2 |
| BME I6600 | Capstone design 2: Conceptual Innovation | 3 |
| BME I6700 | Capstone Design III: Translational Solutions | 3 |
| MEDS I7100 | Translational Challenges in Medicine | 3 |
| MEDS I8100 | Biomedical Ethics and Responsible Conduct of Research | 1 |
| MEDS I8200 | Translational Research Design | 2 |
Elective Courses (6 credits from the list below)
Note: A student may take, at most, three (3) elective credits from Business Principles and Entrepreneurship course(s). The remaining three (3) elective credits must be taken from one (1) of the following categories: Biomedical Engineering Courses, Chemical Engineering Courses, Engineering Courses, Mechanical Engineering Courses, or Biomedical Sciences Courses.
Chemical Engineering Courses
Engineering Course
Mechanical Engineering Courses
Biomedical Sciences Courses
Business Principles and Entrepreneurship Courses
Total Credit Hours: 30