• The University of Georgia's M.S. in Biochemical Engineering degree requires a minimum of 33 semester hours, which consist of the following on the student’s Program of Study.
  • The MSBE degree provides an opportunity for learning advanced techniques of data analyses and presentation of original research results. Skills in problem definition are also stressed. This degree requires twenty-four semester hours of course work, including ENGR 6910, Research Methods and one hour of seminar (ENGR 8950). Six hours of thesis research is also required. Nine hours of life science courses identified by the department committee and student are highly encouraged. Math and statistics courses identified by the department committee and student are encouraged. Contact the graduate coordinator for additional details.