Consider selecting the biomanufacturing track! With a total of 128 credit hours, students in the biomanufacturing track will learn skills associated with the production of biopharmaceuticals, downstream processing, and pharmaceutical engineering.

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Consider selecting the biomaterials track! With a total of 125 credit hours, students in the biomaterials track will focus on coursework to develop an understanding of how engineered materials are utilized in biomedical applications and how they interact with biological systems.

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Students pursuing a Biomedical Engineering (BME) BS degree with a pre-med minor at Missouri S&T can seamlessly integrate the two without the need for additional course hours. This unique opportunity equips aspiring medical professionals with the requisite biological sciences skills while pursuing their biomedical engineering track. By selecting the appropriate electives within the existing BME curriculum, which already features an approved pre-medicine pathway, students can effortlessly earn the pre-med minor alongside their BME degree, ensuring a well-rounded education tailored to their medical school aspirations.

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As an incoming student, you'll work toward completing common freshman year courses while acquiring information to help you determine a major and career. During the first two or three semesters on campus, you will take a set of courses that are required by all engineering departments. After successfully completing the common freshmen year academic requirements, you'll formally apply for admission to Linda and Bipin Doshi Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering.

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Foundational engineering

The Grad Track Pathway offers early provisional admission to the master’s degree program to exceptional undergraduate students and is designed for these students to earn coursework credit towards their master’s degree while completing their bachelor’s degree in the same discipline.

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The Department offers research opportunities for undergraduate students, welcoming them to engage in hands-on learning and discovery. Professors are highly supportive and encourage students to participate in research in various forms, from assisting with ongoing projects to developing independent ideas. Undergraduate students are invited to reach out directly to individual professors to explore available opportunities and find a research experience that aligns with their interests and career goals. This engagement in research not only enhances learning but also fosters valuable skills for future academic and professional pursuits.

The student handbook contains details about the department, requirements, and support available. It also has specific information for the chemical engineering program, but updates will be made soon to include the biomedical engineering program.

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