Biomedical and Electrical Engineering

Engineering student Anjola discusses the relationship between health care and technology, and how innovations in Biomedical and Electrical Engineering advance health care.
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[@krishnach343]

I pursued my btech in electrical engineering is it good to do biomedical engineering in mtech

[@phillipcoleman13]

Could your elaborate?

[@sarimaefeuche727]

Can you do biomedical engineering and do your masters in medicine

[@chuksemmanuel7987]

Good course . But mechanical engineering first . Biomed eng for PhD/masters

[@RoflJoker1994]

why mechanical ?

[@adrianaleon8077]

Yes, why?

[@fernandogmail1]

​@@adrianaleon8077 BME undergraduate program is perfect if you wish to go to the medical technologies industry. If you are not sure of the type of industry where you will like to work, the common advice is to pick a mainstream engineering as an undergraduate and then do a master's in BME. However, if you major in mechanical engineering, you will be limited to the biomechanics branch of BME. It all depends on your long-term career plans.