Certificate of Undergraduate Study in Organ, Tissue, & Cell Engineering: Regenerative Medicine

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The Certificate of Undergraduate Study (CUGS) in Organ, Tissue, & Cell Engineering: Regenerative Medicine provides a sequence of courses that combines expertise and concepts from various disciplines. This CUGS will provide directed, upper-level coursework in the topical areas of Regenerative Medicine via Organ, Tissue, & Cell Engineering.

Program Requirements

For admittance into the CUGS, students must have completed CHEM 07200 Organic Chemistry I , 4 s.h. The requirements include four courses:

BME 11473 - Principles of Biomaterials Engineering Credits: 3
BME 11478 - Tissue Engineering Fundamentals Credits: 3

Two additional electives from the following list of courses:

CHEM 07492 - Pharmaceutical Chemistry Credits: 3
CHEM 07410 - Medicinal Chemistry Credits: 3
BIOL 22335 - Advanced Genetics Credits: 4
MCB 22450 - Molecular Genetics Credits: 4
Additional electives may be approved by the advisor

Total Required Credits for the Program: 12-14 s.h.

To be awarded the CUGS in Organ, Tissue, & Cell Engineering: Regenerative Medicine, students must complete all required courses.

Mary Staehle, Ph.D.
Advisor
Engineering Hall 237
856.256.5338
staehle@rowan.edu