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Post Graduate Progam |
The institute of Biomedical Engineering and Technology has launched four Post Graduate programs
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MS BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING |
Curriculum of MS Biomedical Engineering
The LUMHS Institute of Bio-Medical Engineering and Technology (IBET) is offering Master of Science in the field of Biomedical Engineering. Each MS student has to select four courses from the list of core courses and four or six elective courses from the specialization stream. A student can opt six credit hours research work/thesis instead of two courses from the specialization steam.
| List of Core Courses |
| BM-549 |
Anatomy and Physiology for Engineers |
NC |
| BM-601 |
Research Methodology |
03 |
| BM-611 |
Modeling & Simulation of Physiological Systems |
03 |
| BM-622 |
Biomedical Engineering Design |
03 |
| BM-624 |
Regulatory framework for medical devices |
03 |
| BM-631 |
Biostatistics |
03 |
| List of Elective Courses |
| BM-643 |
Artificial Intelligence |
03 |
| BM-632 |
Healthcare Management |
03 |
| BM-652 |
Medical Robotics |
03 |
| BM-623 |
Biomedical Sensors |
03 |
| BM-631 |
Bioinformatics |
03 |
| BM-621 |
Biomedical Ethics for Engineers |
03 |
| BM-641 |
Rehabilitation Engineering |
03 |
| BM-743 |
Advanced Machine Learning |
03 |
| BM-756 |
Biomaterials and Drug delivery |
03 |
| BM-751 |
Advanced Biomedical Signal and System |
03 |
| BM-752 |
Advanced Biomedical Control System |
03 |
| BM-753 |
Advanced Medical Imaging |
03 |
| BM-741 |
Advanced Biomechanics |
03 |
| BM-755 |
Neural and Fuzzy Systems |
03 |
| BM-782 |
Reinforcement Learning |
03 |
| BM-785 |
Natural Language Processing |
03 |
| BM-788 |
Data Analysis and Visualization |
03 |
| BM-699 |
Master thesis/ Courses |
03 |
Duration of MS Biomedical Engineering and Semester-Wise Break-Up
Typical / Average duration for MS Biomedical program is 1.5 years (4 years maximum). A generalize semester-wise break-up is as follows
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Course Work Only Option |
Coursework + Thesis Option |
| Number of semesters |
04 (Typical) |
04 (Typical) |
| Program Credit hours |
30 (Min) |
30 (Min) |
| No. of Courses |
Core: 04 |
Core: 04 |
| Elective: 06 |
Elective: 04 |
| Coursework Credit Hrs. |
30 |
24 |
| Thesis C Hrs. |
- |
6 |
| Credits allowed per semester |
09 (max) in Spring/Fall
03 (max) in Summer |
09 (max) in Spring/ Fall
03 (max) in Summer |
Eligibility Criteria for Admission in MS Biomedical Engineering
16 Years of education in the relevant discipline, Minimum CGPA 2.50/4.00 or 60% marks, Passed GAT (General) or the University admission test.
MS Biomedical Engineering Thesis Work
Besides 24-CHr of coursework, MS students optionally complete 06 CH of research work instead of two courses. The thesis may be taken after completing 18CH (minimum).
MS Biomedical Engineering Degree Requirements:
For theaward of MS Equivalent degree, candidates will either need to complete 30 credit hours of coursework or complete 24 credit hours of coursework along with a minimum of 6 credit hours for research work/thesis. |
M.Phil BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES |
Curriculum of M. Phil. Biomedical Sciences
The LUMHS Institute of Bio-Medical Engineering and Technology (IBET) is offering Master of Philosophy in the field of Biomedical Sciences. Each M. Phil. student has to select four courses from the list of core courses and four or six elective courses from the specialization stream. A student can opt six credit hours research work/thesis instead of two courses from the specialization steam.
List of Core Courses
| BM-549 |
Anatomy and Physiology for Engineers |
NC |
| BM-601 |
Research Methodology |
03 |
| BM-611 |
Modeling & Simulation of Physiological Systems |
03 |
| BM-631 |
Biostatistics |
03 |
| BM-745 |
Bio-nano Technology |
03 |
| BM-758 |
Advanced Biomaterials |
03 |
List of Elective Courses
| BM-632 |
Healthcare Management |
03 |
| BM-615 |
Applied Mathematics |
03 |
| BM-766 |
Characterization of Materials |
03 |
| BM-772 |
Medical Genetics |
03 |
| BM-623 |
Biomedical Sensors |
03 |
| BM-631 |
Bioinformatics |
03 |
| BM-788 |
Immunization and Vaccine Development |
03 |
| BM-716 |
Nano and Micro Drug Delivery System |
03 |
| BM-621 |
Biomedical Ethics for Engineers and Scientists |
03 |
| BM-641 |
Rehabilitation Engineering |
03 |
| BM-643 |
Artificial Intelligence |
03 |
| BM-622 |
Biomedical Engineering Design |
03 |
| BM-624 |
Regulatory framework for medical devices |
03 |
| BM-751 |
Advanced Biomedical Signal and System |
03 |
| BM-752 |
Advanced Biomedical Control System |
03 |
| BM-753 |
Advanced Medical Imaging |
03 |
| BM-741 |
Advanced Biomechanics |
03 |
| BM-755 |
Neural and Fuzzy Systems |
03 |
| BM-699 |
Master thesis/ Courses |
03 |
Duration of M. Phil. Biomedical Sciences and Semester-Wise Break-Up
Typical / Average duration for M. Phil. Biomedical program is 1.5 years (4 years maximum). A generalize semester-wise break-up is as follows:
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Coursework + Thesis Option |
| Number of semesters |
04 (Typical) |
| Program Credit hours |
30 (Min) |
| No. of Courses |
Core: 04 |
| Elective: 04 |
| Coursework Credit Hrs. |
24 |
| Thesis C Hrs. |
6 |
| Credits allowed per semester |
09 (max) in Spring/ Fall
03 (max) in Summer |
Eligibility Criteria for Admission in M. Phil. Biomedical Sciences
16 Years of education in the relevant discipline, Minimum CGPA 2.50/4.00 or 60% marks, Passed GAT (General) or the University admission test.
M. Phil. Biomedical Sciences Thesis Work
Besides 24-CHr of coursework, M. Phil. students optionally complete 06 CH of research work instead of two courses. The thesis may be taken after completing 18CH (minimum).
M. Phil. Biomedical Sciences Degree Requirements
For the award of M. Phil. Equivalent degree, candidates will either need to complete 30 credit hours of coursework or complete 24 credit hours of coursework along with a minimum of 6 credit hours for research work/thesis. |
FEE STRUCTURE |
| MS/M.Phil Program |
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Amount |
Frequency |
| Admission Fee |
15,000 |
Once on Admission (Non-Refundable) |
| Semester Registration Fee |
2,000 |
Per Semester (Throughout Enrolment) |
| Tuition Fee |
15,000 |
Per Course (3 Credit Hours) |
| Examination Fee |
5,000 |
Per Semester |
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