Current Undergraduate: Program Curricula

Tulane University BMEN Undergraduate Curriculum

The undergraduate program in Biomedical Engineering is built upon a rigorous engineering science foundation that is, in turn, based upon a broad curriculum of natural sciences, mathematics, electives in humanities and social sciences, and design. Although students are encouraged to concentrate their professional electives in a domain of interest in biomedical engineering (e.g., biomechanics, design, biotransport, biomaterials, or tissue engineering) or medical sciences (for pre-med students), there are no formal "tracks" within the sequence. The undergraduate curriculum is primarily designed to prepare our undergraduates for advanced study. More than two-thirds of our BSE graduates continue on to graduate or professional training after graduation from Tulane. We have a philosophy of 'rigorous breadth' in biomedical engineering which can best be characterized by the undergraduate curriculum described below.

Dr. David Rice is currently Director of Undergraduate Studies

Curriculum [pdf]:	Undergraduate class advisors:
Curriculum Class of 2012	Dr. Walker, Dr. Khismatullin
Curriculum Class of 2013	Dr. Gaver, Dr. Ahsan.
Curriculum Class of 2014	Dr. Murfee, Dr. Shevkoplyas
Curriculum Class of 2015	Dr. Moore, Dr. Gilbertson

Curricular Options

Students who wish to earn a secondary teaching credential in addition to their BSE degree may follow a recommended sequence of courses described here.

Information for Undergraduate Students 2011-2012

Student Handbook

Tulane Course Listing

Tulane Course Listing

My Tulane 'Blackboard'

My Tulane 'Blackboard'