Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master of Science in Bioengineering (Project-Based) is a program designed to prepare students for expertise in the rapidly growing field of bioengineering. This field focuses on the application of engineering tools to the principles of biology to create usable, robust products. Professionals in this area are highly demanded in numerous sectors, including reaction plants, environmental processes, and the medical therapeutic medication industry.

Program Focus

The program has a strong focus on several key areas, including:

• Cell and molecular biology
• Animal developmental biology, which encompasses discussions on:
  • Homeostasis
  • Organs regulations
  • Body systems and their functions
• Biomaterial science, particularly in support of medical applications
• Biotechnology techniques and their application in solving environmental problems
• Bioreaction rates, including:
  • Bioreactor design
  • Immobilization and immobilized bioreactors
  • Fermentation

Mathematical and Engineering Modelling

The program also provides knowledge in mathematical and engineering modelling tools that describe biological systems' behaviors. This comprehensive approach equips students with a deep understanding of how to apply engineering principles to biological systems.

Applications of the Program

The applications of this program are varied and widespread, ranging from genetics and molecular biology to the development of biotechnological products in:

• Medicine
• Environment
• Agriculture
• Industrial manufacturing

This diversity in application areas underscores the program's potential to impact multiple industries and aspects of society, making it a versatile and valuable degree for those interested in the intersection of engineering and biology.