The Cancer Nanotechnology Concentration requires students to earn a B or better in each concentration course. Students must complete 12 credit hours, including at least one core Cancer course and one core Nanotechnology course. Participants may take a second core Cancer course and/or a second core Nanotechnology course as an elective. Fulfillment of these requirements will be monitored by the graduate coordinator in Bioengineering.
Course List
| Code | Title | Hours |
|---|
| Special Topics (Section RB, Cancer Science and Technology) | |
| Cancer Cell Biology | |
| Biological Nanoengineering | |
| Biosensors | |
| MEMS Devices & Systems | |
| Basic Toxicology | |
| Mechanobiology | |
| MEMS-NEMS Theory & Fabrication | |
| Mechanics of MEMS | |
Grad Other Degree Requirements
| Requirement |
Description |
| Courses taken toward this concentration will count toward the student's graduate degree. | |
| Students must notify their department of their plan to pursue this concentration. | |
| When choosing courses, students must work directly with their department to ensure that all degree requirements will be met. | |
| Note that students who intend to complete both a Biomechanics Concentration and a Cancer Nanotechnology Concentration may only overlap one course between the two concentrations. | |
