What is it like to be a Dutch TU/e student studying Biomedical Engineering?

Thread starter freek_g
Start date Mar 28, 2017

Mar 28, 2017

freek_g

Hi!

I'm a Dutch student at the TU/e, studying Biomedical Engineering.

Very interested in physics (or science at general), but not always. That's when the questions come (and I hope from y'all some answers :) )

Cheers!

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Mar 28, 2017

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