PhD in Bioengineering

Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended (electronic transcripts direct from the Registrar at your previous institutions)

At least two letters of recommendation, submitted online, from qualified individuals, to evaluate the applicant’s academic achievements and potential for graduate studies.

A current resume outlining the applicant's academic and professional accomplishments. Include your educational background, relevant work and research experience, publications, presentations, skills, and any honors or awards. Tailor it to highlight experiences most relevant to the program you are applying to. While it is preferred to have a one page (double-sided) resume, there is no limit on the number of pages or required format.

A personal essay, summarizing of the applicant’s career objectives and work experience with reference to the chosen field of graduate study. The Statement of Purpose (or Essay) should be personalized to each program, clearly articulating your research interests, relevant experiences, strengths, and career goals. Highlight why you chose the specific university, provide concrete examples of your skills and achievements, and ensure your writing is clear, concise, and error-free. Tailor your narrative to demonstrate how the program aligns with your academic, professional, and personal aspirations. Make sure you outline your research areas of interest and the faculty you are interested in working with.