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Ph.D. in Bioengineering

Candidates enrolled for a postgraduate programme by research pursue an independent but supervised research in an approved topic based on which a thesis must be submitted for examination. The award of the research degree is based solely on the thesis submitted. Candidates are also required to fulfill coursework requirement of a minimum of six subjects. The minimum period of candidature for a Ph.D. degree is two years while the maximum is five years.

 

Ph.D. in Bioengineering

Coursework requirement

Three BG core courses
Three elective courses (two have to be elective courses offered by the School and the other can be suitable postgraduate courses approved by the School)

Coursework courses

BG core courses
Molecular biophysics
Advanced cell biology
Bionanotechnology
Advanced Mathematics in Bioengineering

Elective courses
Advanced physical characterization methods
Foundations of biomechanics
Bioelectrochemistry
Molecular dynamics modeling of biological systems
Systems biology
Nanotechnology and its applications
Cell therapeutics engineering
Downstream processing in pharmaceutical engineering
Formulation and quality aspects of active pharmaceutical   ingredients dosage forms
Nanotechnology and its applications in pharmaceutical   engineering
Advanced transport phenomena
Advanced mathematical methods for chemical engineering
Advanced reaction engineering
Advanced chemical engineering thermodynamics

Possible areas of research

( Please refer to the research website for more details).

Biomaterials
Molecular and cellular engineering
Computational biology
Biophysics
Bioimaging / Biomedical imaging
Bionanotechnology
Bioinformatics
Systems biology
Biomechanics

The general entry qualifications for admission to the Ph.D. programmes are:
a good bachelor’s degree in areas related to physical sciences, life sciences or   engineering including (but not necessarily restricted to) bioengineering, material   science, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering.

good GRE/GATE (for Indian applicants) and TOEFL scores. In countries where   GRE/GATE and TOEFL are unavailable, representatives from the School may travel to   these countries to conduct Technical Proficiency Tests and interviews with potential   candidates.

The University offers attractive research scholarships to candidates with outstanding academic results pursuing full-time doctoral program.

The scholarship covers the research fees and other university-related fees and includes a monthly stipend.

Applications for admission must be submitted on-line through the website: http://admissions.ntu.edu.sg/graduate/Research/Pages/default.aspx

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Useful websites:
Graduate Studies Office www.ntu.edu.sg/GradStudies/home
Education in Singapore www.singaporeedu.gov.sg

Postgraduate program enquires:
School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering
Nanyang Technological University
Innovation Centre, Block 1 Unit 100
Singapore 637722
Tel: +65 6316 8938
Fax: +65 6794 2598
Email: SCBE_Postgraduate@ntu.edu.sg

   
N1.3-B5-01, 70 Nanyang Avenue,Singapore 637457
Tel: +65 6790 6741, Fax: +65 6791 1761
Email: bioe@ntu.edu.sg