Courses Becoming a Biomedical Engineer with a Bsc in Medical Physics

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Becoming a biomedical engineer after completing a BSc in Medical Physics is uncertain due to varying definitions of biomedical engineering and the content of medical physics programs. To pursue a career in biomedical engineering, it is advisable to enroll in a dedicated biomedical engineering program. For those aiming to become medical physicists, a physics program is recommended. It is also suggested to avoid early specialization in undergraduate physics to maintain broader career options.
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Can I become a biomedical engineer after completing a Bsc in Medical Physics?
 
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That's hard to say. The definition of "biomedical engineer" can vary considerably. So can the content of undergraduate medical physics programs.

If you want to be a biomedical engineer, your best bet is to seek out a program in biomedical engineering. If you want to be a medical physicist, your best bet is to seek out a physics program. I would avoid specializing in undergraduate physics too early.
 
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