Specializations
Because BME is such a broad and diverse discipline, it is convenient to subdivide it into a number of different specializations, or tracks. At the undergraduate level, these specializations help to bring focus to course and project planning. At the graduate-level, these specializations are aligned with the research interests of our faculty. Here at WPI, five specializations have been defined:
More Information for Undergraduate Students
If you are interested in developing an undergraduate program of study in one of these specializations, you should first consult the general advising guidelines, which are relevant for all specializations, and then consult the section on Planning an Undergraduate Program of Study within your chosen area of specialization. You should also read the section on Undergraduate Projects and Opportunities to learn more about MQP opportunities. To learn more about the research being done at WPI and the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) in a particular specialization, you might also wish to consult the section on Graduate Research Opportunities. If you require more general information about career and educational options, please go to the
More Information for Graduate Students
If you are interested in developing a graduate program of study in one of these specializations, you should consult the Graduate Programs area for specific information on the different graduate degree programs offered in BME at WPI. You should also review the Graduate Research Opportunities within a particular specialization to learn more about the different research opportunities that are available and the faculty involved.
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