The Lampe Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering, a collaboration between UNC-Chapel Hill and NC State University, offers a graduate program designed to prepare students for leadership in innovation, service, and research within the field. By combining the academic, research, and professional development resources of both universities and leveraging the proximity to North Carolina's Research Triangle Park, the program provides a unique and enriched training experience. Students benefit from access to state-of-the-art facilities across two campuses and engage with interdisciplinary collaborations involving clinical faculty, basic science investigators, and industry partners. This collaborative environment fosters a broad exposure to diverse research cultures, preparing graduates for successful careers in academia and industry.
The program aims to prepare graduates for diverse career paths in both academia and industry. The interdisciplinary nature of the training, exposure to industry partners, and strong research focus equip students with the skills needed for independent investigation and innovation in the biomedical engineering field.
Tuition rates are set by the North Carolina legislature and approved annually. Multiple student fees may apply. An online tuition estimator is available.
The program focuses on 5 key research areas. These areas leverage the interdisciplinary strengths of both UNC-Chapel Hill and NC State University.
The program duration is not specified in the provided data. Please refer to the UNC Graduate Admissions pages for Master's and Doctoral programs for more information.
International students should follow the general application procedures outlined by UNC Graduate Admissions. You will need to review program information, check specific admission requirements, prepare application materials, and submit your application by the deadlines.
Tuition and fee rates are determined by student classification, program, residency, and courses. Specific graduate program rates can be found on the University Cashier's website, and an online tuition estimator is also available.
Yes, the program offers Academic Scholarships and the Pogue Scholarship, which are merit-based and considered upon application. Scholarship notifications are typically included with admissions decisions.
The program aims to prepare graduates for careers as independent investigators, researchers, innovators, and leaders in both academia and industry.