Graduate Education

Opportunities for graduate students (and potential students) interested in tissue engineering are plentiful in Pittsburgh. At Carnegie Mellon, students can obtain a master's or doctorate in Biomedical and Health Engineering, and while doing so, can conduct research in tissue engineering. Two members of BTEC are currently teaching courses related to tissue engineering (Kacey Marra, Introduction to Biomaterials, and Phil Campbell, Introduction to Physiology). And, new courses in tissue engineering are being developed by our faculty. For more information on these two courses as well as all of the offered graduate courses go to: CMU Biomedical and Health Engineering Courses

At the University of Pittsburgh, bioengineering students can earn an MS, a Ph.D., or an MD/Ph.D. For further information as well as graduate course descriptions at Pitt, go to: Pitt Bioengineering Courses