Is it good to study bioengineering?

High school preparation for Biomedical Engineering would include four years of math (through pre-calculus), one year each of physics, chemistry and biology. read more

Alaa Salam, M.S Biomedical Engineering, University of Balamand (2010) Answered Sep 6, 2017 · Author has 223 answers and 33.2k answer views It's always good for you to study anything that peaks your interest; this is the best way for you to excel at what you do. read more

A course of study in biomedical engineering can prepare students for the engineering industry as well as for medical school. My school, the University of California, Irvine, actually offered two tracks for aspiring biomedical engineers: biomedical engineering and pre-med biomedical engineering. read more

For Biomedical Engineering you must be willing to add the life sciences and medical knowledge necessary to understand the frame work of the problems on which you will work. This is not part of the traditional engineering education and requires not only an above average ability in math and science but also a willingness to embrace these other areas due to the interdisciplinary nature of Biomedical Engineering. read more