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Grad School BIOMED ENGINEERING question
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Feb 4, 09, 00:35
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Grad School BIOMED ENGINEERING question
For all the biomedical engineers out there on this forum....I have a question. I'm interested in designing medical instruments. In April I will have a BS in Computer Engineering. Would it be a logical step to go to Biomedical Engineering for MS or go back to Computer Engineering and then try and find a job in Bioinstrumentation?
The things that i've been reading is that usually a person would do their Bachelor's degree in biomed. Then do their electrical/computer engineering degree to specialize in bioinstrumentation.
Is it okay to do it the other way around like i described above (CE ---> BME)??? I'm torn between this decision. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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Aug 14, 09, 00:47
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I am by no stretch an expert, and actually, i'm not even quite done with school myself. I did my 2 associates degrees in electronics but I wanted to go into biomed so I finished the elctronics degrees and then I'm finishing up a certificate in biomedical equipment tech. This, as far as I can see, is a small scale version of what you are doing and I know mine will work so I don't see why yours wouldn't. I would suggest talking to a company that hires the type of position that you want and asking their Human Resources Department what the requirements are of the type of position you are looking for and go from there. Hope this helps a little.
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Aug 18, 09, 08:37
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Hi,
I am new to forum. Wish you all great days.
I am a Mechanical Engineer. After a long gap i decided to continue a full time MSc degree. I have an offer for MSc Medical Diagnostics from a reputed university. Could someone let me know whether
1. MSc medical diagnostics is equivalent to MSc biomedical engineering
2. If both are different what are the career prospects for BOTH
Thanks for reading and advice
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