Colorado State University is now accepting applications for a Doctor of Philosophy degree in bioengineering, the first of its kind in the state. Applications for a new Master of Science degree in bioengineering are also being accepted for Fall 2008.
The graduate programs in bioengineering integrate physical, chemical and mathematical sciences with engineering principles and clinical studies. There are boundless opportunities for research, ranging from new therapies and imaging modalities for fighting cancer, to improving the design of vital medical equipment used in open heart surgery or developing the next generation of gene therapies and engineered tissues.
At Colorado State, we are uniquely positioned to offer this advanced degree program. The highly ranked Veterinary Medical Center and the Professional Veterinary Medicine program are co-located with engineering and sciences on the CSU campus, providing a rich environment for interdisciplinary research and day-to-day collaborations.
Students interested in graduate work should refer to the Graduate and Professional Bulletin
