Students are encouraged to see their academic advisor at least once a semester.

Coordinator Bioinstrumentation Track Dr. Tara Alvarez Fenster Hall, Room 611 973-596-5272	Director - PhD Program Dr. Richard Foulds Fenster Hall, Room 655 973-596-3335
Coordinator Biomaterials Track Dr. Treena Livingston Arinzeh Fenster Hall, Room 614 973-596-5269	Coordinator - Masters Program Dr. Max Roman Fenster Hall, Room 645 973-596-5270
Coordinator Biomechanics Track Dr. Sergei Adamovich Fenster Hall, Room 616 973-596-3413	Coordinator - Undergraduate Program Mr. Naphtaly Ehrenberg Fenster Hall, Room 608 973-596-3556

In December 2008, a document of Student Advising was approved both by Student Senate and by the Academic Affairs committee. The document contains guidelines both for faculty advisors as well as for students.  This document, entitled Student Advisor Guidelines Proposal, (PDF) is available here for your information.

Frequently-Asked Questions about biomedical engineering at NJIT.

Undergraduates seeking advisement must bring 2 forms to the advisor: the Curriculum form and the Registration form.  All are available for download below (in PDF format).

UNDERGRADUATE REGISTRATION FORM

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING CURRICULUM FORMS BY MATRICULATION DATE

Students entering Fall 2004 to Spring 2007:

Bioinstrumentation PDF
Biomaterials PDF
Biomechanics PDF

Students entering Fall 2007 to Spring 2008:

Bioinstrumentation PDF
Biomaterials PDF
Biomechanics PDF

Students entering Fall 2008 to Spring 2009:

Accelerated Program PDF
Bioinstrumentation PDF
Biomaterials PDF
Biomechanics PDF

Students entering Fall 2009 to present:

Accelerated program PDF
Bioinstrumentation PDF ,  Checklist Excel
Biomaterials PDF ,  Checklist Excel
Biomechanics PDF ,   Checklist Excel

NOTE:

Fall 2004-Spring 2007 curriculum had a 1 credit increase to BME 495 and BME 496 (from 2 to 3 credits) and one credit reduction to BME 301 and 302 (from 4 to 3 credits).  Total degree credits remain 131.

In Fall 2008 Math 279 (2 credits, as compared to the 1-credit Math 225 previously required) was added to the curriculum (in response to ABET) and BME 383 was added as an option to the BME core; this increased the degree credits to 132.  New lab courses (BME 384, BME 385, and BME 386) were incorporated into the Biomechanics, Biomaterials, and Bioinstrumentation tracks, respectively.

For Fall 2009 and beyond, the credits for CS 101 changed from 2 to 3, and BME 304 was added to the core curriculum (each track forfeits an elective or track course to compensate). The total degree credits increased to 133.