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Nov 21, 2024
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2014-2015 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Biomedical Engineering Major, PhD
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Requirements
All students must complete a minimum of 72 graduate hours beyond the bachelor’s degree, exclusive of credits for the master’s thesis. These must include a minimum of 24 hours in Doctoral Research and Dissertation and a minimum of 36 credit hours of other graduate coursework.
For the PhD in biomedical engineering, the courses must include:
- The biomedical engineering core curriculum comprising BME 503 , BME 511 , BME 521 , BME 510 , and BME 601 .
- Completion of a Knowledge Breadth requirement (3 graduate hours) for the BME Specialization Track chosen by the student, as specified in the BME Graduate Student Handbook.
- Completion of a Knowledge Depth requirement (3 – 6 graduate hours) for the BME Specialization Track chosen by the student, as specified in the BME Graduate Student Handbook.
- A minimum of 18 graduate hours within the major.
- A minimum of 6 hours of course work at the 600-level.
Additional requirements for the PhD in biomedical engineering are:
- Registration and participation in the BME graduate seminar (BME 595 ) every semester it is offered.
- Successful completion of all required examinations, which include a qualifying exam and written and oral comprehensive exams.
- Presentation of a dissertation proposal to the student’s advisory committee and approval of that proposal by that committee.
- Successful defense of the dissertation.
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Energy Science and Engineering Concentration
This concentration is offered in collaboration with the Center for Interdisciplinary Research and Graduate Education (CIRE). The CIRE is a joint effort between the College of Engineering, other University of Tennessee colleges, and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The students who wish to pursue this concentration will normally have completed 6 Core credit hours, 3 credit hours of Knowledge Breadth, and 6 credit hours of Knowledge Specialization coursework (minimum 15 hours) specified under the Energy Science and Engineering major , (PhD) program section of this catalog. |
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