Bioengineering

MS, PhD

Clemson University's Bioengineering Program is one of the oldest in the world and historically the department is widely recognized to have pioneered the field of biomaterials. The Department offers two graduate degrees: the Master of Science and the Doctor of Philosophy. The curriculum consists of a core of recommended bioengineering courses supplemented by elective courses that provide the student greater depth in his/her specific area of interest.

Applicants to the Department of Bioengineering typically hold a Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, science, or life science. Students with non-engineering backgrounds are encouraged to apply but may be required to take engineering courses in addition to their regular bioengineering curriculum.

 

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Clemson bioengineers inducted as fellows in prestigious societies

Two Clemson bioengineers have been inducted as fellows in biological engineering societies.

Clemson University bioengineer Martine LaBerge has been inducted as a Fellow of Biomaterials Scie...read more

Clemson Researchers Develop Nanoparticle Chicken Feed

Poultry is big business in South Carolina and Clemson University scientists are using nanotechnology to keep the birds and consumers healthy.

The researchers are developing drug-free ways t...read more