Can I Pursue MSBioPhys with a BEEE Background?

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Pursuing a Master's in Biophysics after completing a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering is possible, but it depends on the specific requirements of the universities being considered. Prospective students should research individual university websites for application prerequisites and program details. Relevant coursework in biology, physics, or related fields may enhance eligibility and strengthen applications. Engaging with academic advisors or program coordinators can provide additional insights into bridging any gaps in knowledge or prerequisites needed for a successful transition into the Biophysics program.

Jul 19, 2023

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Can I do a Master in Biophysics after a Bachelor in Electrical Engineering?

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Jul 19, 2023

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arkiv said:

Can I do a Master in Biophysics after a Bachelor in Electrical Engineering?

What have you found so far in your searching? All universities have websites that you can read, which include what they require for applications for various degree programs...

Jul 19, 2023

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What course work have you completed related to Biophysics?

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