Master of Bioengineering (MBE) in Applied Bioengineering

Rice University

Upon completing the MBE degree and a major concentration in Applied Bioengineering, students will be able to: Apply and integrate advanced knowledge of Bioengineering topics in at least one of the following areas: Biomaterials, Biofabrication and Mechanobiology Biomedical Imaging and Instrumentation Cellular, Molecular, and Genome Engineering and Synthetic Biology Computational and Theoretical Engineering and Biophysics. Apply knowledge from engineering and other disciplines to identify, formulate, and solve novel and complex problems that require advanced knowledge in bioengineering. Select and apply quantitative analytic techniques to analyze bioengineering data. Additionally, upon completing the MBE degree and a major concentration in Applied Bioengineering, students pursuing that major concentration's optional research experience will be able to: Develop practical experience of designing and performing laboratory research, including the ability to summarize and assess research results in a written format, and present research result

George R. Brown School of Engineering