Temple University College of Engineering 82 courses 128 total credits
The Bioengineering program integrates engineering science, rigorous mathematical tools and a quantitative approach to the life sciences and applies this spectrum of knowledge in an interdisciplinary fashion to provide solutions to basic and applied biological and medical problems. This goal will be accomplished by offering to the students an integrated set of courses aimed at providing a thorough introduction to the complex and interdisciplinary field of Bioengineering:
| Total Credits | 128 credits |
University Requirements
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ENGR 2196 or ENGR 2996 | Technical Communication or Honors Technical Communication | 3 |
| ENGR 4296 or ENGR 4996 | Capstone Senior Design Project or Honors Capstone Senior Design Project | 3 |
Required Math & Basic Science Courses
Required General Education Courses
Required Bioengineering & Engineering Courses (Common for all Pathways)
Required Bioengineering Electives (minimum of 6 credits)
Required Technical Electives
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