Electrical or Mechatronic Engineering

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Start date Nov 1, 2009
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A biomedical engineering graduate is seeking advice on pursuing a Master’s degree, specifically if options in biomedical engineering are unavailable. The individual is considering Electrical Engineering (EE) and Mechatronics (MTR) as alternatives. Key points of discussion include the relevance and career prospects of transitioning to EE or MTR, as well as the overall enjoyment and satisfaction in the biomedical engineering field. The urgency of the decision, with only four months left, emphasizes the need for clear guidance on which path may offer better opportunities and align with their background.

Nov 1, 2009

setareh79

Hello,

could you please, help me to decide?!

for the person who has bachelore degree in biomedical engineering and would like to do M.Sc,

If there is no chance to have M.Sc in biomedical engineering,which of these two (EE/MTR) is advisable??

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Apr 11, 2010

AlexES16

Your are biomedical engineer, its the career any fun? Why are you going for electrical or mechatronic? I only left 4 months to decide.

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