Program Overview

Master of Electronic and Information Engineering（BIO³ Intelligent Medicine and Biotechnology） is on the frontier of interdisciplinary scientific research covering life sciences, biotechnology, nano-technology, and information technology. Students enrolled in the program are engaged in the study and research in interdisciplinary fields of bio-computing, nanoscience, and artificial intelligence, students will innovatively explore cutting-edge research topics at the intersection of life sciences and electronic information. This approach aims to cultivate innovative awareness and practical capabilities.

Program Highlights

- Program permits graduates to design their own courses of study with curriculum, internships and projects that span various disciplines.

- Each graduate is required to do two rotations at various international innovation labs, workshops and cooperative platforms. 

- Each graduate student will have mentor team composed of different backgrounds to help draw up a personalized curriculum and research project.

Program courses
Major Courses (≥ 16 credits)

• Fundamental Theory Courses (3 credits): Students without a background in biology or medicine must take "Bootcamp: Fundamental Biology"; students with a relevant background take "Bootcamp: Mathematics, Physics and Scientific Equipment." Both courses are assessed by Assessment.

• Core Courses (3 credits): Includes "Science and Medicine" (2 credits, Examination), "Introduction to Biophysics" (1 credit, Examination), and "Information and Communication Technology" (2 credits, Examination).

• Elective Courses (≥ 2 credits): Designated by the supervisor; students may select other courses offered by Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School (SIGS).

• Rotation Projects (≥ 8 credits): Consists of four rotation experiments, each worth 4 credits, all assessed by Assessment. They are: Biology, Medicine and Informatics Experiments (Rotation 1), Bio-fabrication Lab Experiments (Rotation 2), Nanotechnology for Biodetection Lab (Rotation 3), and Experiments in Medicine and Biology (Rotation 4).

• Note: Under the guidance of their supervisors, international students may select English-taught courses offered across the School and count them as major courses.

• Public courses and required components shall follow Tsinghua University's regulations; the courses for each year shall be subject to the enrollment program.