MASc in Biomedical Engineering

The Master of Applied Science (MASc) program requires the successful completion of five one-term course credits and a research thesis. No undergraduate credits may be taken towards the degree. A maximum of two of the required five courses can be taken outside of BME. The supervisor for each graduate student must approve the graduate course selection. The supervisor must also approve the proposed thesis plan, which will be presented in writing by the student. Course selections are normally confirmed through a Program of Study agreement between supervisor and student, with the approval of the Program Director. With the approval of the supervisor, one of the five courses may be the directed studies course (BE8003), normally conducted by the supervisor. An oral presentation of the research thesis, and results, will be arranged in a seminar format. The examination committee will assess the candidate's research thesis.