Oregon Tech is a public university recognized as Oregon's polytechnic based in Klamath Falls and the Portland metropolitan area, with a presence throughout the Pacific Northwest.
The new Center for Excellence in Engineering and Technology is home to multiple departments and includes 70,000 square feet of new classroom and lab spaces.
BIO 510 – Current Issues in Biomedical Sciences (1 credit per term*) *students must take BIO 510 in 3 different quarters, for a total of 3 credit hours
BIO 595 – Graduate Research/Thesis (2 credits per term*) *students must take BIO 595 in 5 different quarters, for a total of 10 credit hours. Prerequisite: BIO 501.
Non-Thesis Track Core Classes
BIO 509 –Biomedical Sciences (2 credits)
BIO 510 – Current Issues in Biomedical Sciences (1 credit per term*) *students must take BIO 510 in 3 different quarters, for a total of 3 credits
BIO 596 – Capstone (3 credits)
Elective Classes
BIO 507 - Drug Development
BIO 522 - Neuroscience
BIO 526 - Evolutionary Biology
BIO 527 – Special topics in neuroscience
BIO 534 – Advanced Data Analysis
BIO 536 - Immunology
BIO 538 - Exercise Physiology)
BIO 541 - Genetic Engineering & Therapy
BIO 542 - Cell Biology
BIO 544 - Biological Physics
BIO 545 - Virology
BIO 546 - Pathophysiology I
BIO 547 - Pathophysiology II
BIO 552 - Developmental Biology
BIO 554 - Environmental Health
BIO 561 - Human Cadaver Dissection I-III (1 credit per term; available multiple terms)
BIO 567 - Biomedical Devices
BIO 597 - Biomedical Internship
CHE 505 - Nanoscience & Nanotech
CHE 535 - Bioorganic Chemistry
CHE 550 - Biochemistry I
CHE 551 - Biochemistry II
CHE 552 - Biochemistry III
CHE 565 - Fate and Transport of Pollutants
STAT 505: Biostatistics I
STAT 510: Epidemiology I
WRI 521: Writing at the Grad Level
WRI 510: Grant Proposal Writing
ALH 510: The Science of Evidence-Based Medicine
ALH 515: Scientific Writing and Healthcare Leadership Literature Review
ALH 545: Pertinent Ethical and Legal Considerations for Healthcare Leaders
ALH 565: Population Health Issues for Healthcare Professionals
ALH 585: Financial Considerations and Political Strategies for Healthcare Leaders