Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Request for Consolidation of Low-Producing Programs
|
|
- Emerald Lawrence
- 8 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Directions: Use this form to prepare a. Before submitting the request, review the specific criteria found in Coordinating Board Rules (TAC) Chapter 4, Subchapter R, Section NOTE: This form requires the signature of the Chief Academic Officer/Chief Instructional Officer of the institution certifying the accuracy of the information included. Submit the completed Request for Consolidation Low-Producing Program with the Institutional Response to Annual Report of Low-Producing Programs and any supporting materials via the THECB s Document Submission Portal ( Information: Contact the Division of Workforce, Academic Affairs, and Research at 52/ Administrative Information. Institution: University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 2. Contact Person Provide contact information for the person who can answer specific questions about the programs being consolidated: Name: Title: Michael Gargano, Ed.D. Vice President for Academic, Faculty and Student Affairs gargano@uthscsa.edu Phone: THECB/AAR Updated //2
2 A consolidation requires at least one other program to be brought into an existing major as a concentration to create a single, effective and efficient degree program. A consolidated program should consist of: () a common set of courses consisting of at least 50 percent of the major coursework taken by all students in the program; and (2) a separate set of courses for the concentration(s)/track(s) consisting of fewer than 50 percent of the major coursework. Factors to consider in the decision to consolidate programs include, but are not limited to: No need for additional faculty or changes in existing faculty expertise. No additional funding needed for library acquisitions, facilities, or equipment. Changes result in no disadvantages to graduates of the consolidated program. Program Information Program(s) to be consolidated Degree Name(s) Program Name CIP Code Closure date PhD Medical Physics August, 20 Consolidated program Degree Minimum Existing Program or Name(s) Program Name CIP Code SCH Create Program?* PhD Radiological Existing * A consolidation of programs can result from either combining two or more existing programs into a program already on the institution s program inventory or combining two or more programs into a program not already on the institution s program inventory. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The UTHSCSA requests the consolidation of two programs, the Radiological PhD program (CIP code ), which was recently cited as being low-performing, and the Medical Physics program (CIP code ). Both programs were established in 989, have shared core coursework since their inception, and are now meeting the low-producing thresholds. The proposed consolidated would insure against future low-performing problems and increase administrative efficiencies while creating new synergies. At a number of other universities there are combined medical biophysics/bioengineering/medical physics programs that offer a multi-disciplinary range of studies. Therefore it is appropriate to consolidate these two programs. Upon approval of this request, the Medical Physics PhD program shall be terminated. The proposed, consolidated PhD program in Radiological shall have four tracks: Medical Physics, Radiation Biology, Neuroscience Imaging and Human Imaging. These tracks will share a core curriculum, which focuses on students learning how to develop and apply biomedical imaging and radiation science to problems in biomedical research. THECB/AAR Updated //2 2
3 . Briefly give the reasons for consolidation. Include a justification for the choice of CIP code and benefits to the students from a consolidated program. History The Radiological Graduate Program uses the CIP code , which is designated for Radiation Biology / Radiobiology. The program was approved by the Graduate School of Biomedical (GSBS), Regents of the University of Texas, and the Coordinating Board for Higher Education of the State of Texas in 989 along with a parallel program in Medical Physics (CIP code ). While the medical physics portion of the program has graduated students at a good rate, the Radiological (CIP code ) did not fare as well during the first decade of the program due to declining job availability in the field of radiation biology. Thus about ten years ago anew approach to recruiting students was initiated. A combined medical resident/phd track, referred to as Human Imaging (in 2002), was started for physician students to study and perform research with imaging specialists and clinical researchers in disciplines that use imaging as a biomedical research tool. The Human Imaging component has an inherently long timeframe since the students are completing a medical residency program at the same time they are working on their PhD degree, so it takes typically years. Current Status - The number of students enrolled in the doctoral program in Radiological has steadily increased and currently meets the minimum graduation requirements, (See Table ). Table. Enrollment and graduations in Radiological (CIP code ) for last yrs. School Year Students Enrolled (as of 9/) Students Graduated Next Position 4 4 Faculty, UTMD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, TX Faculty, UTMB Galveston, TX Primate Neuroimaging Post-Doc at MGH/Harvard University Fellowship at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, MA 9 Post-Doc in Psychiatry Dept., Yale University, New Haven CT Residency at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN Physicist at Mid-South Radiation Physics, Little Rock AR 7 Residency at UTMD Anderson Cancer Clinic, Houston TX Fellowship at Univ. Colorado Medical Center, Aurora, CO Post-doctoral position not finalized at this time Two more students will graduate in the summer of 20. In the 204 school year, the program expects 5 additional Radiological program students to graduate. This will make a total of 7 graduates in a 4 year period. The Radiological graduate program was recently visited by two out-of-state reviewers and received very positive comments. Dr. McNitt-Gray from UCLA noted that, Overall, this is an excellent program that offers unique graduate programs in Radiological that are primarily aimed at research, but through the Human Imaging track offers a very unique combination of research integrated with clinical training of radiologists. Dr. Button from SUNY Stony Brook also stated, The Program is excellent. THECB/AAR Updated //2
4 Medical Physics changes A new educational program for medical physicists shall begin at UTHSCSA in the 20-4 school year. A professional doctorate in medical physics has been approved by THECB and SACS and is currently being implemented by the School of Medicine. This is a professional degree, called a Doctor of Medical Physics (DMP), with clinical rotations but no research component. Since this change will result in fewer students enrolling in the PhD program in Medical Physics, the request is for the PhD in Medical Physics (CIP ) to be consolidated into the Radiological PhD program (CIP ). In the past, the Medical Physics PhD program consistently exceeded low producing thresholds. However, due to the start of the DMP program, including medical physics students amongst the diverse imaging scientists in the Radiological program makes sense. Upon approval of this proposal the Medical Physics PhD students shall be transferred into the Radiological PhD program. Table 2. Enrollment & graduations in PhD Medical Physics program (CIP code ) for last yrs. School Year Students Enrolled (as of 9/) Students Graduated Next Position 28 8 One medical physics clinical residency Three research fellowships Three full-time medical physics positions One computer programmer 2 7 Four medical physics clinical residency positions One research fellowship Two full-time medical physics positions Post-doctoral position not finalized at this time CIP Code Justification - IPEDS defines Radiation Biology (CIP code ) as, A program that focuses on the effects of radiation on organisms and biological systems. Includes instruction in particle physics, ionization, and biophysics of radiation perturbations, cellular and organismic repair systems, genetic and pathological effects of radiation, and the measurement of radiation dosages. This description lists the common aspects of all of the tracks in the proposed consolidated program. (See Appendix) THECB/AAR Updated //2 4
5 2. Give examples of similar programs at other institutions. Radiological is an inherently multi-disciplinary field, with students involved in Basic Biological Science, Applied Neuroscience, Imaging Physics, Bioinformatics, Clinical Science and many other areas of investigation. The argument has been made in many venues (a few references are listed below) that the current model for PhD training must be changed in order for recently graduated students to be competitive in the workplace and promote substantive innovations in science and technology. One term that has been coined for this type of training is TRANSDISCIPLINARY that is, transcending multidisciplinary. This concept has also been embraced and promoted by major funding agencies - notably the NSF (for example ) and the NIH (for example ). Cultivating this type of transdisciplinary program has been our aim for Radiological as we have planned its development at our faculty/student retreats over the past six years. Graduate programs that are purely dedicated to radiation biology are very rare. We are aware of only two in the country. PhD program in Radiation Biology at Purdue University; Free Radical and Radiation Biology PhD Program at The University of Iowa On the other hand, there are several medical biophysics/bioengineering/medical physics programs that offer a multi-disciplinary range of studies. Some of these include: The Physiology and Biophysics Department at University of Buffalo, which offers educational programs in Physiology, Biophysics and Medical Physics at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The Biomedical Engineering Department at SUNY Stony Brook University which offers graduate tracks in medical physics, molecular bioengineering, biomechanics and biosignals. The Biomedical Engineering Department at the University of Florida which offers graduate degrees in medical physics, neuronal engineering, biomaterials, tissue engineering and biomechanical modeling. The Medical Physics Department at University of Wisconsin, which is affiliated with Radiology, Human Oncology, Psychiatry, and Medicine. Also several faculty members have cross appointments in the School of Engineering, in Nuclear Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Biomedical Engineering. The Department of Medical Biophysics at Western University, which includes a medical physics track (called the CAMPEP option ). Thus it is rational and timely to combine these two PhD programs, which are inherently transdisciplinary and have common academic elements into a single over-arching program. THECB/AAR Updated //2 5
6 . Describe the alignment among degree program requirements for each program under consideration for consolidation. Use a table to identify common course requirements and designated/prescribed electives, including SCH and course titles. Reorganization Plan In its report, dated August 8, 20 and signed by Dr. McGregor Stephenson, the THECB stated that UTHSCSA would be allowed to combine the Radiation Biology program with the existing Ph.D. in Medical Physics. This proposal is to combine the programs in the following manner. The Medical Physics PhD students shall be incorporated into the Radiological program (CIP code ) and divide the combined program into five separate tracks: PhD; Radiation Biology track PhD; Neuroscience Imaging track MD Resident/PhD; Human Imaging track PhD; Medical Physics track (currently ) CORE COURSES COMMON TO ALL PROPOSED TRACKS: Course Number Course Name Semester Credit Hours INTD 6002 Ethics in Research RADI 500 Basic Radiation Safety RADI 5007 Statistics in Radiological 2 RADI 505 Physics of Diagnostic Imaging I RADI 5090 Seminars in Radiological * 4 RADI 602 Physics of Nuclear Medicine RADI 6024 Radiological Anatomy & Physiology RADI 6049 Introduction to MRI 2 RADI 607 Supervised Teaching 2 RADI 6097 Research 5 RADI 7099 Dissertation 8 TOTAL = 52 SCH CORE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS Ethics in Research In this course students learn using cases taken (with permission) from several textbooks on the responsible conduct of research. The issues discussed in the course include plagiarism, authorship, conflict of interest, data selection and management and more (based upon the Office of Research Integrity and PHS policy recommendations). Basic Radiation Safety - This course provides the student with a conceptual understanding of the radiation protection principles involved in the research, diagnostic, and therapeutic uses of radiation sources. This course covers the safe receipt, use, storage, and disposal of radiation sources in the medical and research settings. Statistics in Radiological - Students shall learn about the use of statistics in the radiological sciences following the theoretical developments and then applying the concepts to actual and simulated problems from various subfields of Radiological Science research. Students THECB/AAR Updated //2 6
7 will become familiar with the "R" programming language, a free, open-source analytical statistics environment that has been used for a myriad of applications worldwide. Physics of Diagnostic Imaging I Students will learn the basic theory and applications of diagnostic imaging systems, including radiographic, fluoroscopic, ultrasound, nuclear medicine and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems. Seminars in Radiological Students will attend weekly presentations by faculty and students, which cover current findings in the field of Radiological. Each student shall present one seminar and submit short critiques of other students presentations. Students are given feedback on the effectiveness of their presentations and tips on how to improve them by the faculty. Physics of Nuclear Medicine Students learn the theory and application of nuclear medicine imaging, radiochemistry and radiopharmacy, focusing on single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and positron emission tomography (PET). The objective is to prepare students for advanced studies in the physics of nuclear medicine and to use the technical capabilities of nuclear medicine in their research. Radiological Anatomy & Physiology Students learn anatomy, physiology and commonly used medical terminology as it relates to biomedical imaging. Students become familiar with anatomic and physiologic that are illustrated using radiological images in formats commonly encountered in clinical radiology. By the end of the course, students shall understand basic medical terminology and medical anatomy, physiology and some basic pathology as related to specific organs for which radiological images are commonly applied. Introduction to MRI Students are introduced to magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with the aim of making them advanced users. Students gain a conceptual understanding of MRI equipment, the process of image formation and are exposed to a variety of research applications using MRI. Student's understanding of materials covered in class are improved through experiments conducted during hands-on sessions. Supervised Teaching - Graduate students learn to develop effective teaching skills by being the instructor for a various classes in courses teaching Radiological topics to undergraduate students, biomedical professionals who use radiation and imaging technologies, medical residents and/or other graduate students. Students gain feedback on their teaching practices through surveys of the course s students with direct supervision by a faculty member. Research: Student engages in research projects under supervision of a faculty mentor. Upon completion of this course the student will understand how to perform measurements, record and analyze data, and how to present experimental results. The students shall learn the team concept of collaborative research and how to infer conclusions based on precise knowledge of a scientific topic and the results of experiments. Dissertation: Students design and conduct research to complete the aims identified in his/her research proposal in consultation with the mentor and advisory committee. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to form and design experiments to test hypotheses; technically perform the requisite experiments; organize, analysis and interpret experimental result; describe the significance of experimental outcomes in a well-reasoned discussion; defend the experimental approach, methods, and interpretation in an oral defense before the advisory committee. *THE PROPOSED CURRICULUM FOR EACH TRACK CAN BE FOUND IN THE APPENDIX THECB/AAR Updated //2 7
8 4. Explain how the change could affect programmatic accreditation or reaccreditation. The Medical Physics PhD program is independently accredited by the Commission for Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs (CAMPEP). This proposal has no effect on this external accreditation as long as the Medical Physics portion of the consolidated graduate program is clearly identifiable to CAMPEP. 5. Describe the cost efficiency benefits of consolidating the programs. The proposed consolidation will simplify administrative processes and produce a structure that will be more adaptable to student needs. Consolidation also will ensure that the program continues to have an adequate enrollment and graduation rates. In this process, several courses, which have had low attendance, are being terminated or have been terminated. These include: RADI 6042 Non-Ionizing Radiation Biology RADI 6072 Critical Skills: Papers and Grants RADI 5050 Human Electrophysiology RADI 700 Motor Learning & Brain Imaging It is estimated that with the reduction in faculty commitments for the classes, noted above, and reducing the support staff by approximately 0.5 FTE, the annual cost savings will be around $,000 per year. Also, if only one program requires a 5-year review, rather than two, an additional savings of around $5000 every five years will result. In addition, the new structure will facilitate procurement of federal funding to support the combined Radiological graduate program. From , the program was supported by a T2 Training grant from the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) of the National Institutes of Health. However this grant was not renewed, in part because the reviewers criticized the program for training both scientists and clinical professionals. The proposed new program shall overcome this criticism by clearly being dedicated to developing future researchers in biomedical imaging. Thus approval of this consolidation plan will result in improved opportunities for funding. Also an application has been submitted, and is currently under review, for a NIH R25 Training grant, also from NIBIB. This application was submitted in response to an application for proposals for programs that teach imaging research skills to medical residents. Last year s submission to the same program, based on the proven track record of the Human Imaging track, received a good score but fell just short of being funded. We are confident that this resubmission has a high chance (>50%) of being funded. Finally, it is important for graduate students to learn how to obtain their own funding if they aim for future success as principal investigators. In the past three years Radiological students have earned fellowships from NIH(F), American Heart Association, South Central Affiliate, the Institute for the Integration of Science and Medicine (TST), the THECB/AAR Updated //2 8
9 Radiological Society of North America, the Armed Forces Health Professions Scholarship Program and the Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT). Radiological students shall continue to be trained in this manner and encouraged to develop their fundraising skills as the consolidated graduate program evolves to meet the changing demands for skill sets in the nation s imaging science enterprise. Furthermore, no additional funding will be required for library acquisitions, facilities, or equipment to support students of the consolidated program. 6. If the consolidated program does not meet the low-producing thresholds, a temporary exemption request must be completed in addition to the consolidation request. The consolidated program currently exceeds the low-producing thresholds and will likely continue to do so for the foreseeable future. THECB/AAR Updated //2 9
10 As applicable, the consolidated program must adhere to the GIPWE requirements, Standards for Bachelor s and Master s Degrees or the criteria for doctoral programs (Chapter 5, Subchapter C, 5.46) and the 8 Characteristics of Texas Public Doctoral Programs. If the consolidation is approved, the start date for the consolidated program will be the start date of the oldest existing program. Graduates of consolidated programs will be combined with the graduates of the consolidated program in future Low-Producing Reports. Continue to report graduates in the programs being phased out under the current CIP Code until the phase-out date. If Coordinating Board staff deny a consolidation request of one or more low-producing programs, the institution may appeal the staff s decision to the Coordinating Board at one of its quarterly meetings. The Chief Academic Officer/Chief Instructional Officer of the institution must certify that the information provided in accordance with TAC Chapter 4, Subchapter R, Sections is accurate. These assurances are required before the Coordinating Board staff can consider the request. I certify that the information supplied supporting this consolidation request is accurate. Chief Academic Officer/Chief Instructional Officer Date THECB/AAR Updated //2 0
11 APPENDIX PROPOSED COMBINED RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Ph.D. CURRICULUM BY TRACK MEDICAL PHYSICS -YEAR - * Core Courses < Medical Physics Track {} Prerequisite Courses <RADI 50 Radiation and Nuclear Physics <RADI 5005 Fundamentals of Radiation Dosimetry *RADI 505 *Physics of Diagnostic Imaging I *RADI 6024 Radiological Anatomy & Physiology <RADI 600 Physics of Radiotherapy {RADI 5005} <RADI 5020 Principles of Health Physics I {RADI 50} *RADI 500 Basic Radiation Safety *INTD 6002 Ethics in Research -YEAR 2- <RADI 5025 Basic Radiation Biology <Medical Physics Elective *RADI 6049 Introduction to MRI 2 *RADI 602 Physics of Nuclear Medicine *RADI 5007 Statistics in Radiological *RADI 500 Basic Radiation Safety RADI 6097 Research -YEAR - *RADI 607 Supervised Teaching RADI 7099 Dissertation 7 RADI 7099 Dissertation 8 *RADI 607 Supervised Teaching -YEAR 4- RADI 7099 Dissertation 8 RADI 7099 Dissertation 8 2 THECB/AAR Updated //2
12 RADIATION BIOLOGY YEAR - * Core Courses < Radiation Biophysics Track {} Prerequisite Courses *RADI 500 Basic Radiation Safety <INTD 5000 Fund. of Biomedical *RADI 6024 Radiological Anatomy & Physiology 8 <Radiation Biology Elective <RADI 5020 Principles of Health Physics I *INTD 6002 Ethics in Research -YEAR 2- *RADI 505 Physics of Diagnostic Imaging I *RADI 602 Physics of Nuclear Medicine *RADI 607 Supervised Teaching *RADI 6049 Introduction to MRI 2 <Radiation Biology Elective <RADI 5025 Basic Radiation Biology *RADI 5007: Statistics in Radiological -YEAR - RADI 7099 Dissertation 7 RADI 7099 Dissertation 8 *RADI 607 Supervised Teaching -YEAR 4- RADI 7099 Dissertation 8 RADI 7099 Dissertation 9 Radiation Biology Electives RADI 6060 SCH Biohptonics and Optical Imaging RADI 500 SCH Medical Biophysics 2 THECB/AAR Updated //2 2
13 HUMAN IMAGING -YEAR - * Required for all students < Human Imaging Track {} Prerequisite Courses <INTD 5000 Fund. of Biomedical 8 *RADI 6024 Radiological Anatomy & Physiology RADI 6097 Research RADI 6097 Research 6 -YEAR 2- *RADI 505 Physics of Diagnostic Imaging I *RADI 602 Physics of Nuclear Medicine *RADI 500 Basic Radiation Safety *RADI 5007 Statistics in the Radiological *RADI 6049 Introduction to MRI 2 <Human Imaging Elective 2 <MEDI 5070 Resp. Conduct of Pat. Oriented Clinical Research *RADI 607 Supervised Teaching 2 2 -YEAR - <RADI 5025 Basic Radiation Biology RADI 6097 Research 6 *RADI 607 Supervised Teaching 2 RADI 6097 Research 5 *INTD 6002 Ethics in Research -YEAR 4- RADI 7099 Dissertation 9 RADI 7099 Dissertation 9 2 Human Imaging Electives MEDI SCH Patient-Oriented Clinical Research Methods MEDI 600 SCH Introduction to Translational Science MEDI SCH Data Management, Quality Control, and Regulatory Issues MEDI SCH Patient-Oriented Clinical Research Methods 2 THECB/AAR Updated //2
14 NEUROSCIENCE IMAGING -YEAR - * Required for all students < Neuroscience Imaging Track {} Prerequisite Courses <PHYT 7009 Neuroscience I *RADI 602 Physics of Nuclear Medicine <RADI 607 Neuroimaging Methods <PHYT 709 Neuroscience II <RADI 608 Fundamentals of Neuroscience Imaging *RADI 6049 Introduction to MRI 2 *INTD 6002 Ethics -YEAR 2- <RADI 605 Statistical Parametric Mapping *RADI 6024 Radiological Anatomy & Physiology *RADI 607 Supervised Teaching < Neuroscience Imaging Elective *RADI 505 Physics of Diagnostic Imaging I *RADI 500 Basic Radiation Safety *RADI 5007 Statistics in Radiological RADI 6097 Research -YEAR - RADI 7099 Dissertation 7 < Neuroscience Imaging Elective *RADI 607 Supervised Teaching RADI 7099 Dissertation 5 -YEAR 4- RADI 7099 Dissertation 8 RADI 7099 Dissertation 9 Neuroscience Imaging Electives INTD 5046 SCH MetaAnalysis in Cognitive Neuroscience RADI 6002 SCH Cognitive Neuroscience 2 THECB/AAR Updated //2 4
15
16 Theresa Chiang, Ed.D. August 8, 20 Page 2 Your requests for temporary exemptions for the programs listed below are denied. The phase-out periods for currently enrolled students are noted on the attached Information Sheet. New students must not be admitted after the Fall 20 semester. M.S. in Clinical Laboratory -Toxicology M.S. in Dental Hygiene Ph.D. in Radiological -Radiation Biology M.s. in Dental Diagnostic Science M.S. in Endodontics Although the M.S. in Dental Diagnostic Science, the M.S. in Endodontics, and the Ph.D. in Radiological -Radiation Biology share several courses with other programs, the number of classes with low enrollment is cost prohibitive to the institution and the state. Between now and the August, 208 phase-out date, you may decide to combine the Radiation Biology program with the existing Ph.D. in Medical Physics. While the M.S. in Clinical Laboratory -Toxicology and the M.S. in Dental Hygiene provide for a current workforce need, the action plans for recruiting, retaining, and graduating students are not clearly laid out. An Information Sheet is enclosed for the convenience of your reporting officials. c: William L. Henrich David B. Prior MR/am/784 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER AND SERVICE PROVIDER
17
Academic Programs in Medical Physics. Justin Cantley, Ph.D. David Hintenlang, Ph.D. University of Florida Medical Physics Program
Academic Programs in Medical Physics Justin Cantley, Ph.D. David Hintenlang, Ph.D. University of Florida Medical Physics Program Graduate Programs in Medical Physics Educate graduates to succeed in research
More informationMedical Physics. James T. Dobbins III, Ph.D. President Society of Directors of Academic Medical Physics Programs
Duke University Medical Physics Graduate Program Current research areas and career options in Society of Directors of Academi c Medical Physics Program s Medical Physics James T. Dobbins III, Ph.D. President
More informationAGENDA ITEM VI-H (1)
Consideration of adopting the Committee s recommendation to the Board relating to a request from Texas Tech University for a Doctor of Medical Physics (D.M.P.) degree RECOMMENDATION: Approval of a Doctor
More informationProfessional Doctorate Program in Medical Physics (DMP) University of Cincinnati. Program Assessment. August 2014
Professional Doctorate Program in Medical Physics (DMP) University of Cincinnati Program Assessment August 2014 Program Director Howard R. Elson, Ph.D. Barrett Cancer Center 513-584-9092 howard.elson@uc.edu
More informationPh.D. in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Degree Requirements
Ph.D. in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Degree Requirements Credits Students pursuing the doctoral degree in BCB must complete a minimum of 90 credits of relevant work beyond the bachelor s degree;
More informationInstitutional Handbook of Operating Procedures (IHOP)
Institutional Handbook of Operating Procedures (IHOP) Section: Section 12 Academics Education and Student Related First Release Date: 01/23/2012 Policy Name: 12.7 Approval and Review of Degree Programs
More informationFACULTY OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES
FACULTY OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES 102 Naresuan University FACULTY OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES has focused on providing strong professional programs, including Medical established as one of the leading institutes
More informationCLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES, DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PH.D.) WITH A CONCENTRATION IN CANCER AND MOLECULAR MEDICINE
VCU 1 CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES, DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PH.D.) WITH A CONCENTRATION IN CANCER AND MOLECULAR MEDICINE Program goal The doctoral program in clinical and translational sciences offers
More informationMD/Ph.D. Degree Requirements
COMBINED MD/Ph.D. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS MD/Ph.D. Program Eligibility Application to the Program General Requirements of the Program T he combined MD/Ph.D. degree program at the University of Toledo offers
More informationRice University Department of Bioengineering Graduate Degree Requirements and Procedures
Rice University Department of Bioengineering Graduate Degree Requirements and Procedures The Bioengineering Graduate Program offers programs of graduate study leading to a professional Masters in Bioengineering
More informationBon Secours St. Mary s Hospital School of Medical Imaging Course Descriptions by Semester 18 Month Program
Bon Secours St. Mary s Hospital School of Medical Imaging Course Descriptions by Semester 18 Month Program First Semester RAD 1101 Patient Care, Ethics, Law and Diversity Credits This 16 week course prepares
More information5/3/2011. DMP: Two Year Experience Outline. Professional Doctorate in Medical Physics (DMP) Two Year Experience. CAMPEP Accreditation
DMP: Two Year Experience Outline Professional Doctorate in Medical Physics (DMP) Two Year Experience Charles W. Coffey Vanderbilt University Medical Center Nashville, TN Brief History of the Vanderbilt
More informationCSM. Biomedical Physics Program
Student Outcomes Assessment Plan (SOAP) I. Mission Statement CSM Biomedical Physics Program The mission of the Undergraduate Biomedical Physics Program at Fresno State is to provide students with a rigorous
More informationGraduate Studies in Biomedical Sciences
Graduate Studies in Biomedical Sciences The graduate program in Biomedical Sciences is designed to provide a multidisciplinary educational and training environment that will prepare them for independent
More informationCLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES, DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PH.D.) WITH A CONCENTRATION IN PSYCHIATRIC, BEHAVIORAL AND STATISTICAL GENETICS
VCU 1 CLINICAL AND TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCES, DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PH.D.) WITH A CONCENTRATION IN PSYCHIATRIC, BEHAVIORAL AND STATISTICAL GENETICS Program goal The doctoral program in clinical and translational
More informationDoctoral Program in Biology PROGRAM PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS
I. Graduate Standards Committee Doctoral Program in Biology PROGRAM PROCEDURES AND REQUIREMENTS The Graduate Standard Committee is responsible for monitoring and advising all graduate students through
More informationEuropean Academy of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology
European Academy of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology Framework for Specialist Training in Dental and Maxillofacial Radiology Background The scope of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology DMFR (Dental and Maxillofacial
More informationSummary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: U. T. SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER
Summary of Proposed Tuition and Fee Plan: U. T. SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER Summary of Proposed Resident Tuition and Mandatory Fee Increases 2017 Medical $19,343 $19,923 3% $580 $20,521 3% $598 Biomedical
More informationMEDICAL DOSIMETRY. COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND ARTS Graduate Faculty: therapy.
Graduate Catalog 2012-2013 Medical Dosimetry / 339 MEDICAL DOSIMETRY COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES AND ARTS Graduate Faculty: Collins, Kevin Scott, Associate Professor, Ph.D., Jensen, Steve, Emeritus Professor,
More informationNew Program Request Form for Bachelor s and Master s Degrees
New Program Request Form for Bachelor s and Master s Degrees Directions: An institution shall use this form to propose a new bachelor s or master s degree program that is in the field of engineering or
More informationProgram Overview. Updated 06/13
Program Overview Computing systems and technologies have become increasingly essential for modern practice of medicine, pharmaceutical and clinical research, efficient and effective management of health
More informationPH.D. PROGRAM. 1) Admissions Requirements
PH.D. PROGRAM 1) Admissions Requirements Admission to graduate standing in the Biomedical Engineering Graduate Group (BMEGG) requires a Bachelor s degree in a discipline relevant to biomedical engineering
More informationPH.D. PROGRAM IN COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE CONCENTRATION IN COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY & BIOINFORMATICS (Quantitative Biology)
PH.D. PROGRAM IN COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE CONCENTRATION IN COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY & BIOINFORMATICS (Quantitative Biology) Conducted Jointly by San Diego State University Claremont Graduate University Degree
More informationThere must be an appropriate administrative structure for each residency program.
Specific Standards of Accreditation for Residency Programs in Radiation Oncology 2015 VERSION 3.0 INTRODUCTION The purpose of this document is to provide program directors and surveyors with an interpretation
More informationHealth Sciences Division. xxx
83 xxx The offers programs and courses to meet the highest academic and industry standards and in consequence our graduates are highly sought after by employers. Health Sciences graduates can expect to
More informationMaster of Science in Vision Science and Investigative Ophthalmology MVSIO
Master of Science in Vision Science and Investigative Ophthalmology MVSIO Global Leadership in Eye Care, Vision Research and Ophthalmology Education Bascom Palmer Eye Institute is pleased to introduce
More informationMS in Transfusion and Transplantation Sciences Assessment Plan I. Program Outcomes
MS in Transfusion and Transplantation Sciences Assessment Plan I. Program Outcomes Program Outcomes (POs) are defined as: the knowledge, skills, or behaviors that a program s students should be able to
More informationDoctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Exercise Science specializing in Rehabilitation Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Exercise Science specializing in Rehabilitation Sciences Overview PhD in Division of Rehabilitation Sciences The Ph.D. program is designed to prepare students for research
More informationTRAINING PROGRAMS IN MEDICAL PHYSICS IN THE UNITED STATES
11 I '* / TRAINING PROGRAMS IN MEDICAL PHYSICS IN THE UNITED STATES Lawrence H. Lanzl, Ph.D. Professor of Medical Physics Department of Radiology and The Franklin McLean a '" Memorial Research Institute,
More informationAccreditation Standards for Nuclear Medicine Technologist Education
Accreditation Standards for Nuclear Medicine Technologist Education Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs In Nuclear Medicine Technology 2010 Includes May 2011 Addendum; April 2014 Update; October
More informationMD/MS Guidelines. A) Thesis Option:
f. Leave periods for either students or employees will not extend the maximum time requirement to complete a degree. g. The enforcement of this policy will be the responsibility of the mentor to document
More informationDepartment of Psychology
The University of Texas at San Antonio 1 Department of Psychology The Department of Psychology offers the Master of Science Degree in Psychology and the Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Psychology. Master
More informationPage 1 of 11. Description of the Program
Page 1 of 11 PROCEDURES GOVERNING THE ADMISSION AND PROGRESS OF STUDENTS IN THE MEDICAL SCIENCES INTERDEPARTMENTAL AREA GRADUATE PROGRAM AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER Description of the
More informationCurricula review for Bioengineering and Medical Informatics degree programmes in the West Balkans
Curricula review for Bioengineering and Medical Informatics degree programmes in the West Balkans Executive Summary BioEMIS is a European Commission Tempus project to develop new study programmes in Bioengineering
More informationC A M P E P. Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Educational Programs, Inc. Guidelines for Accreditation
Guidelines for Accreditation of Graduate Educational Programs in Medical Physics Revised: August 2013 Sponsoring Organizations: American Association of Physicists in Medicine, American College of Radiology,
More informationAcademic Program: Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology. Graduate or Undergraduate: Graduate Date: October 10, 2003
Academic Program: Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology Graduate or Undergraduate: Graduate Date: October 10, 2003 Coordinator of the Program: Kenneth W. Sewell Person completing this form: Kenneth W.
More informationThe Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine A Tradition of Excellence
The Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine A Tradition of Excellence The Beginning Founded in 1828 Classes began in 1829 Began with 7 students and 4 faculty members 13th oldest medical school in
More informationUniversity of Massachusetts Lowell College of Arts and Sciences Department of Physics and Applied Physics
University of Massachusetts Lowell College of Arts and Sciences Department of Physics and Applied Physics Graduate Program in Radiological Sciences Student Information for Master of Science Degree Radiological
More informationWeldon School of Biomedical Engineering Continuous Improvement Guide
Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering Continuous Improvement Guide The intent of this document is to assist faculty, staff, students, and constituents of the Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering in
More informationRequirements and Guidelines. Doctoral Graduate Program in Pharmacology and Toxicology. Medical College of Wisconsin. Effective July 1st, 2009
1 1 Pharmacology Graduate Program Student and Faculty Handbook 1 Requirements and Guidelines Doctoral Graduate Program in Pharmacology and Toxicology Medical College of Wisconsin Effective July 1st, 2009
More informationThe Evolution of Graduate Education in the College of Medicine. Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Affairs School of Basic Biomedical Sciences
The Evolution of Graduate Education in the College of Medicine Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Affairs Graduate Education in the College of Medicine Graduate Programs in Integrated Graduate Education
More informationAcademic Program Review
Academic Program Review UCSF Graduate Council and Graduate Division May 2014 Table of Contents ACADEMIC PROGRAM REVIEW: AN OVERVIEW OF THE PROCESS... 2 ACADEMIC PROGRAM REVIEW: PREPARING THE SELF- STUDY...
More informationHealth Informatics Student Handbook
Health Informatics Student Handbook Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Informatics (IGPI) Please see the Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Informatics Handbook for more information regarding our
More informationTHE POLICY HANDBOOK THE BIOCHEMISTRY GRADUATE PROGRAM THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO
THE POLICY HANDBOOK OF THE BIOCHEMISTRY GRADUATE PROGRAM THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO Revised September, 2000 (V.11) Copyright 2000 1(2000.v11) TABLE OF CONTENTS Page A.
More informationThe Neuroscience Graduate Program Degree. At Penn State Hershey. Student Handbook
The Neuroscience Graduate Program Degree At Penn State Hershey Student Handbook Fall 2013 Contents Neuroscience (NEURS) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
More informationDrexel University College of Medicine MOLECULAR & CELLULAR BIOLOGY & GENETICS GRADUATE PROGRAM POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Drexel University College of Medicine MOLECULAR & CELLULAR BIOLOGY & GENETICS GRADUATE PROGRAM POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Michael J. Bouchard, Ph.D. Associate Professor Dept. of Biochemistry and Molecular
More informationRequirements and Guidelines
Requirements and Guidelines Doctoral Graduate Program in Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics Medical College of Wisconsin Effective January 1, 2005 (version: NOVEMBER 2012) Student and Faculty
More informationCURRICULUM AND STUDENT GUIDE. Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology (CMPP) Graduate Program University of Nevada, Reno
CURRICULUM AND STUDENT GUIDE Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology (CMPP) Graduate Program University of Nevada, Reno 1. Program Description The Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology
More informationDoctor of Education Higher Education with Concentration in Community College Administration Program Handbook
Doctor of Education Higher Education with Concentration in Community College Administration Program Handbook College of Education Graduate Education and Research Texas Tech University Box 41071 Lubbock,
More informationSOP #: Revision #: Current Version Implementation Date: Page #: Page 1 of 10 Last Reviewed/Update Date: Expiration
Implementation Page #: Page 1 of 10 Last Reviewed/Update 1. Purpose and Scope The purpose of this document is to describe the Medical Physics and Radiation Safety program at Boston University (BU) and
More informationGuidelines and Requirements for Graduate Students M.S. Program in Biotechnology
TEXAS TECH UNIVERISTY HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences M.S. Program in Biotechnology Guidelines and Requirements for Graduate Students M.S. Program in Biotechnology I. Program
More informationFORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ALLIED HEALTH MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING PROGRAM ON-CAMPUS PROGRAM
FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING PROGRAM ON-CAMPUS PROGRAM Fort Hays State University is the only university in Kansas which offers a Bachelor of Science Degree in Medical Diagnostic
More informationAND MS DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Master s Degree Requirements 1) Admissions requirements Comparative Pathology Graduate Group Integrative Pathobiology (Pending Name Change) Ph.D. AND MS DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Revised: 2005, 2008, 2013 Graduate
More informationThe Ohio State University College of Medicine. Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program (BSGP) The Biology of Human Disease. medicine.osu.
(BSGP) The Biology of Human Disease medicine.osu.edu/bsgp Welcome from BSGP Leadership Thank you for your interest in the at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. Our goal is to train talented,
More informationThe role, responsibilities and status of the clinical medical physicist in AFOMP
Australasian Physical & Engineering Sciences in Medicine Volume 32 Number 4, 2009 AFOMP POLICY STATEMENT N O 1 The role, responsibilities and status of the clinical medical physicist in AFOMP K. H. Ng*
More informationNEUROSCIENCE GRADUATE GROUP Ph.D. AND M.S. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Revised: 2010 Graduate Council Approval: June 3, 2011
NEUROSCIENCE GRADUATE GROUP Ph.D. AND M.S. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Revised: 2010 Graduate Council Approval: June 3, 2011 Ph.D. PROGRAM 1) Admissions Requirements Consideration for admission requires a bachelor
More informationDegree Level Expectations, Learning Outcomes, Indicators of Achievement and the Program Requirements that Support the Learning Outcomes
Department/Academic Unit: Pathology and Molecular Medicine Degree Program: PhD Degree Level Expectations, Learning Outcomes, Indicators of Achievement and the Program Requirements that Support the Learning
More informationDepartment of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology College of Science Student Handbook
Department of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology College of Science Student Handbook Introduction This handbook describes policies and procedures for the Certificate, M.S., and Ph.D. Bioinformatics
More informationDoctor of Philosophy Program Handbook
Higher Education Doctor of Philosophy Program Handbook College of Education Graduate Education and Research Texas Tech University Box 41071 Lubbock, TX 79409-1071 (806) 742-1997 Fax (806) 742-2197 www.educ.ttu.edu
More informationFAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA FACULTY SENATE
FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA FACULTY SENATE ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE PROPOSAL PRESENTATION COVER SHEET (Proposal from College of Arts and Sciences) I. Proposal: Notification
More informationThe Master course Medical Radiation Sciences and the new profile Medical Radiobiology
OncoRay National Center for Radiation Research in Oncology, Dresden The Master course Medical Radiation Sciences and the new profile Medical Radiobiology Mario Helm Outline Teaching at OncoRay Postgraduate
More informationAMERICAN BOARD OF MEDICAL PHYSICS
AMERICAN BOARD OF MEDICAL PHYSICS INFORMATION BOOKLET American Board of Medical Physics, Inc. P.O. Box 780518 San Antonio, TX 78258 Phone: (210) 901-9052 Email: info@abmpexam.com ABMP_Information_Booklet_Revised_5/2015_TP
More informationPROGRAM HANDBOOK Doctor of Education Higher Education Community College Administration
PROGRAM HANDBOOK Doctor of Education Higher Education Community College Administration College of Education Graduate Education and Research Texas Tech University Box 41071 Lubbock, TX 79409-1071 (806)
More informationM.S. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Graduate Group in Biochemistry, Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology Ph.D. and M.S. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS Graduate Council Approval: April 15, 2009 MASTER'S PROGRAM 1) Admissions Requirements Applicants
More informationBiomedical Sciences Graduate Program Guidelines
Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program Guidelines 1111 West 17 th Street Tulsa, OK 74107-1898 Table of Contents Section Page Number Program Description 3 1. Master of Science (M.S.) in Biomedical Sciences
More informationPOSTGRADUATE CLINICAL TRAINING PROGRAMS BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES DIVISION GRADUATE PROGRAMS
52 The student may select, with the approval of the Committee for the Clinical Component, another course among the primary areas of the Junior Internship, or in areas such as Surgery, Psychiatry, and Emergency
More informationDEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATICS PROGRAM POLICIES & PROCEDURES
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH INFORMATICS PROGRAM POLICIES & PROCEDURES I. PROGRAMMATIC STATEMENT The purpose of this document is to inform the students of the policies and procedures contained in the Biomedical
More informationCollege of Medicine Promotion and Tenure Procedure FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
College of Medicine Promotion and Tenure Procedure FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Approved by majority vote of College Faculty March 25, 2014 Table of Contents Introduction... 1 Governance... 1 a. Membership...
More informationConsultation. Review of the scopes of practice for registration in the profession of medical radiation technology
Consultation Review of the scopes of practice for registration in the profession of medical radiation technology CONTENTS Page Consultation Information... 3 Context of the Consultation... 4-7 Legislative
More informationWright State University
Wright State University of Graduate Programs Quarters to Semesters For Further Information Contact of Wright State University Oelman Hall 0 Colonel Glenn Highway Dayton, Ohio Phone: 7-77- FAX: 7-77-08
More informationMedical Science Building, Rm C696 185 South Orange Ave. Newark, New Jersey 07101. www.umdnj.edu/gsbsnweb
Medical Science Building, Rm C696 185 South Orange Ave. Newark, New Jersey 07101 Newark Division www.umdnj.edu/gsbsnweb University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
More informationRuss College of Engineering and Technology. Revised 9/06. 2. Undergraduate GPA of 3.0/4.0 or equivalent.
Requirements and Guidelines for the Master of Science Degree in Biomedical Engineering Revised 9/06 I. Minimum Entrance Requirements Admission is subject to final approval by the BME Graduate Committee.
More informationHow To Teach B.S. In Biomedical Engineering At The University Of South Carolina
Agenda Item 4.02.A.2 New Program Proposal B.S. in Biomedical Engineering USC-Columbia Summary The University of South Carolina requests approval to offer a program leading to the Bachelor of Science degree
More informationAddressing Healthcare Workforce Shortages: Oncology
Addressing Healthcare Workforce Shortages: Oncology Oliver Bogler, PhD Sr Vice President, Academic Affairs MD Anderson Cancer Center MD Anderson engages in a broad spectrum of training in oncology: *Total
More informationPH.D. PROGRAM IN BIOMEDICAL NEUROSCIENCE
PH.D. PROGRAM IN BIOMEDICAL NEUROSCIENCE Department of Neuroscience, Temple University School of Medicine www.temple.edu/medicine/biomedical_neuroscience biomedns@temple.edu PROGRAM OVERVIEW ABOUT THE
More informationObtaining Funding in Clinical Research
Obtaining Funding in Clinical Research Ellen Seely, MD Director of Clinical Research Endocrinology, Diabetes and Hypertension Division Vice Chair, Faculty Development, Department of Medicine Brigham and
More informationAllied Health Sciences. Doctor of Philosophy Degree Program Master of Science (Medical Dosimetry)
Doctor of Philosophy Degree Program Master of Science (Medical Dosimetry) Department of College of Allied Health University of Oklahoma Health Science Center College of Allied Health Building, Room 3006
More informationUMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School MD/PhD Program 07-08
UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School MD/PhD Program 07-08 Program Policies and Administration A Joint Initiative with Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and the Graduate Program in Molecular
More information18 Characteristics of Texas Public Doctoral Programs 1
18 Characteristics of Texas Public Doctoral Programs 1 2009 Version - As required and defined by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Number of Degrees per Year Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
More informationMarian Manciu Physics Department, University of Texas at El Paso
Marian Manciu Physics Department, University of Texas at El Paso Dr. J. Lopez, Dr. F. Manciu, Dr. T. Vulcan University of Texas at El Paso Dr. R Waggener, Dr. A. Gutierrez, Dr. N. Papanikolaou, Dr. G.
More informationBiomedical Engineering Graduate Program Handbook (Revised October 2014)
Biomedical Engineering Graduate Program Handbook (Revised October 2014) Overview Through the Biomedical Engineering (BME) program at UD, graduate students can obtain a PhD (and soon will be able to obtain
More informationTexas Higher Education Coordinating Board New Doctoral Degree Proposal
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board New Doctoral Degree Proposal Directions: While completing this form, institutions should refer to Texas Administrative Code (TAC) 5.46 relating to Criteria for
More informationI. MASTER OF ARTS FOR TEACHERS
DEGREE INFORMATION INDIANA UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS REQUIREMENTS FOR THE M.A.T., M.S., AND PH.D. DEGREES June 10, 2014 Edition The Physics Department at Indiana University has a strong commitment
More informationHow To Teach Physics At The Pnh.Net Lab
Status October 2008 Radiological Health Science Program Rob Stewart, Ph.D. Rob Stewart, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Assistant Head of Health Sciences Director, Radiological Health Science Program CIVL
More informationCAMPEP and the Future of Education for Medical Physicists. Geoffrey D. Clarke, Ph.D. CAMPEP Board Member
CAMPEP and the Future of Education for Medical Physicists Geoffrey D. Clarke, Ph.D. CAMPEP Board Member 1 What CAMPEP is and what it does Profile of CAMPEP Accredited Graduate Programs and Residency Programs
More informationProgram Overview. Updated 06/13
Program Overview Biomedical Informatics is an interdisciplinary science that involves both the conceptual and practical tools from diverse disciplines for the understanding, invention, generation and propagation
More informationDoctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD)
Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD) The Research Focused Doctorate The PhD in Nursing program at UAB is designed to prepare nurse scientists for the roles of researchers, scholars and leaders capable
More informationMD-PhD: Is it Right for Me? Training & Career Paths
MD-PhD: Is it Right for Me? Training & Career Paths What is a physician-scientist? Men and women who are physicians and investigators (and mentors and teachers and inventors and ) Spend most of their professional
More informationSCOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
SCOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM DESCRIPTION In the mid-1970's, SCC established a program to educate students in the field of radiologic technology. The Radiologic Technology Program
More informationAppendices Master s degree programme Biomedical Engineering 2011-2012
Appendices Master s degree programme Biomedical Engineering 2011-2012 Appendix A Learning outcomes of the degree programme (art. 1.3) The graduate in Biomedical Engineering (BME): 1. has basic knowledge
More informationThe Master s Degree Program in Applied Biomedical Engineering
The Master s Degree Program in Applied Biomedical Engineering Russell L. McCally The Master s Degree Program in Applied Biomedical Engineering was established in 1993. This article describes its history,
More informationDiploma in Applied Health Sciences: Healthcare Administration
93 xxx is emerging as one of the UAE s largest growth areas. Student learning takes place in classrooms, laboratories, clinics, and hospital settings where training covers the knowledge, skills, attitudes,
More informationPosition Statement on Accreditation of Faculty Teaching Human Anatomy and Physiology Courses
Approved by Human Anatomy & Physiology Society Board of Directors, May 25, 2013 Position Statement on Accreditation of Faculty Teaching Human Anatomy and Physiology Courses In 2005 the Human Anatomy and
More informationBiomedical Engineering Education in Finland
Biomedical Engineering Education in Finland Jari Viik Finnish Society for Medical Physics and Medical Engineering P.O. Box 110 33721 Tampere, Finland jari.viik@tut.fi Jari Hyttinen Tampere University of
More informationBioengineering Ph.D. Student Handbook For Entrance in 2015 Fall or Later
Bioengineering Ph.D. Student Handbook For Entrance in 2015 Fall or Later 1. Introduction The process of receiving a Ph.D. in Bioengineering from the University of Missouri can be divided into several distinct
More informationDoctoral Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders
Website: http://www.ecu.edu/cs-acad/grcat/programcsdi.cfm#audphd Doctoral Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders The doctoral programs are designed for advanced scholars with interest in communication
More informationPOLICIES AND CUSTOMS Ph.D. PROGRAM DEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR & CELLULAR BIOCHEMISTRY UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
- 1 - POLICIES AND CUSTOMS Ph.D. PROGRAM DEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR & CELLULAR BIOCHEMISTRY UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Revised: March 2010 The following is intended to serve as a guide for graduate students in
More informationBon Secours St. Mary s School of Medical Imaging Course Descriptions by Semester Class of 2009. CRS 101 Clinical Radiation Science 3
Bon Secours St. Mary s School of Medical Imaging Course Descriptions by Semester Class of 2009 First Year Fall REV.5/07 Credits CRS 101 Clinical Radiation Science 3 A clinical education course designed
More informationRECOMMEND APPROVAL OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY AT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER
Page 1 of 5 TOPIC: PREPARED BY: RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY AT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER IAN MACGILLIVRAY, DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS I. SUMMARY
More informationGraduate Faculty Committee Document 1249 Approved December 17, 2012
Graduate Faculty Committee Document 1249 Approved December 17, 2012 RECOMMENDATION OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON GRADUATE COURSE AND CURRICULUM, THE COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES RESEARCH AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS COMMITTEE,
More information