Dalian University of Technology

The department of Biomedical Engineering was established in 2007. As a young and vibrant department, it is honored as one of the key and core competence disciplines in Liaoning. As its name suggests, biomedical engineering is engineering applied to medicine with the goal of improving diagnostic, therapeutic, rehabilitative, and preventative medicine. The department is dedicated to providing a rich interdisciplinary environment of learning, practice, research and public service for all our students and faculty. Our goal is to graduate qualified, compassionate and inquisitive engineers and researchers accomplished in health-care delivery. Join us!

 Biomedical Information Detection and Processing

Biomedical Imaging and Image Processing

 Modeling and Simulation of Biological Systems

Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Engineering

Biomedical Materials and Tissue Engineering

The minimum requirements of the PhD program include:

14 credits, including minimal 8 credits for mandatory courses, plus 6 selectives.

Implementation of the thesis research

Final Oral Examination (defense of the thesis research and communication of the results)

Please see the regulations announced by the Faculty of Electronic Information and Electrical Engineering in April, 2014.

Mandatory courses

Modern Computational Methods

Applied Functional Analysis

Nonlinear Analysis

Principles of Biomedical Engineering

II Molecular Engineering; Drug Research Progress

Advanced Medical Signal Processing

2 credits per course, students should take at least 4 credits (or see the following note).

Selective courses:

 Advances in Bioengineering and Biotechnology;

 Chemical Engineering and Chemistry Progress;

Modern Physics:

Fundamental, Bioprocess and Biosystem Engineering;

Computational Chemistry and Biology;

Advanced Biochemistry A II;

Advanced Bioseperation Engineering;

Neuroinformatics II;

Topics in Statistic Signal Processing;

Topics in Image and Video Processing;

 Topics in Communication and Networks;

 Multimedia Management and Security;

 Anatomical Physiology;

 Research and Development of Natural Medicine;

Principle of Medicinal Chemistry;

 Physical Pharmacy and Drug delivery;

 Modern Separation Technology in Chemical Engineering;

2 credits per course, students should take at least 6 credits (or see the following note).

Note: The University requires students to successfully complete a given number of graduate courses. The Department of Biomedical Engineering offers graduate degrees in diverse areas. Under the guidance of the supervisors, students are allowed to take courses offered by another department if deemed relevant to their program.