The principles of mechanical, electrical, computer, and biomedical engineering are crucial for the advancement of neuromodulation technology. This neuromodulation certificate is designed to provide engineering students with essential knowledge and skills in this dynamic field.
Through this certificate, students will gain a thorough understanding of neuromodulation within engineering contexts, expanding their awareness of the technical and clinical implications of engineering in this area.
Eligibility
This certificate is open to any student completing an undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering.
Enrolment
Students can self-enrol in this program on ACORN (Enrol and Manage tab) using the program code at the top of this page. Students who complete the requirements of the certificate will receive a notation on their transcript upon graduation.
Requirements
The requirements for the Neuromodulation Certificate in the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering are the successful completion of the following courses:
- Mandatory course:
- ECE441H1: Interfacing and Modulating the Nervous System
- Tools and Techniques — one of the following courses:
- BME331H1: Physiological Control Systems
- BME350H1: Biomedical Systems Engineering I: Organ Systems
- Note: BME350H1 is restricted to students in Engineering Science
- BME412H1: Introduction to Biomolecular Engineering
- BME440H1: Biomedical Engineering Technology and Investigation
- BME455H1: Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering II
- Interdisciplinary & Applied Knowledge — one of the following courses:
- BME330H1: Patents in Biology and Medical Devices
- BME445H1: Neural Bioelectricity
- BME595H1: Medical Imaging