All students must complete all course requirements of their home department. Below are the additional and required courses that our graduate students must take:
| COURSE# | TITLE | CREDIT |
| *410.603** | Advanced Cell Biology | 3 |
| *670.619** | Fundamental Physics and Chemistry of Nanomaterials (Fall) | 3 |
| *670.621** | NanoBio Laboratory (Spring) | 3 |
| *670.609** | Communication for Scientist and Engineers (Summer) | 1 |
| 670.615 | Introduction to NanoBio Tutorials I (Fall) | 1 |
| 670.616 | Introduction to NanoBio Tutorials II (Spring) | 1 |
| 670.618 | NanoBio Tutorials I (Fall) | 1 |
| 670.628 | NanoBio Tutorials II (Spring) | 1 |
| 670.620** | Fundamental Laboratory Principles of Nanobiotechnology | 1 |
| 670.622 | Advanced NanoBio Tutorials I (Fall) | 1 |
| 670.623 | Advanced NanoBio Tutorials II (Spring) | 1 |
| 670.624 | NanoBio Tutorials: Special Topics I (Fall) | 1 |
| 670.625 | NanoBio Tutorials: Special Topics II (Spring) | 1 |
Note: Course substitutions can be made under exceptional circumstances with the approval of the program director.
Note: The Certificate of Advanced Study in Nanobiotechnology requires 13 lecture/tutorial/laboratory courses along with at least eight semesters of research from the home department.
* All participating departments have approved these three courses to count towards the elective requirement for the PhD
**These courses plus (670.617 – CNTC tutorials) are for Cancer Engineering Predoctoral Fellows.
