Should YOU study Biomedical Engineering? What is Biomedical Engineering?

Hello everyone!

Today we will go over 9 reasons why you should study biomedical engineering! Biomedical engineering is uses biology and engineering principles to solve problems in medicine and healthcare. The overall goal of a biomedical engineer is to improve the quality and effectiveness of patient care. BMEs can work in research, design, manufacturing and many other departments of healthcare industries, such as pharmaceuticals and medical devices.

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[suveethadev]

me trying to convince myself my course of study would be useful at 1.30am

[yaozuli]

9 reasons why you should study biomedical engineering:
1. Interested in math and science (at least enjoy math if you want this field)
2. Enjoy problem solving and critical thinking (core of any engineering degree)
3. Improving health and quality of life (help others out)
4. Opportunity to study up to any level (BA, MA, or Dr)
5. Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary (very versatile)
6. High Income Potential
7. Innovation and Entrepreneurship
8. Work in Health-tech Industry
9. Challenge and new (a very competitive and challenging major)

Thank you!

[unityreaper]

I don’t care about the money I just care about the knowledge that’ll help me change the world for the better

[safe]

I'm a current BME student watching this vid to make sure I'm doing the right major.
I totally am (:

[ilungaaaronkabeya]

I've actually been wanting to study Medical Bioscience, but I feel that BME a lot more interesting and challenging... Thank you ❤️

[socio]

i just want to turn people into cyborgs

[mariafernandafigueiredo]

i just submitted my application to a bunch of colleges and selected bme as my intended major, you just made me even more certain that this is exactly what i wanna study :) hopefully i get in!

[CrazyStupidMonkey]

The reason why I changed to mechanical engineering is bc there arent a lot of jobs in this field. Plus a mechanical or chemical engineering can apply for a BME job.

[michaelterrell]

As a middle school student I would really like to thank you for this interesting introduction to something I would really be interesting in doing as a child.

[emilystemily]

I'm currently in my final year of studying Biomedical Engineering and love all of your videos! Such a helpful resource for anyone wanting to learn more about the incredible field of BME! :))

[fernandoaxelpascaciocruz]

I’m currently in my first year at college with the mindset of not changing my major and you just reassured me to not change it at all during my 4 years at college. There is a reason why I love biomedical engineering, now all that is left is to hope that I get into medical school and follow a specialty of Neurosurgery.

[sahsanshahbukhari]

You are on time this is what i was wondering right now As im about to start my 2nd semester I love all your videos and this is one of the best

[amralmatni]

I'm a (5th and last year) BME student and I really liked the video.
The things you said about study and subjects are totally right.

[enniemeenie]

It's really helpful for me i was think that there is no value but You nailed it. BME is really a good choice I'm a student of class 1st year in biomedical engineering

[mansoorahmed]

This is the job I’ve always wanted especially with how everyone and their mom is applying for med school which means no one is getting accepted lol

[less]

I’m not good at math but I am working everyday to be good at it! This reassured me this is the right career for me :)

[dalewahlauto]

This video gave me a lot of hope and inspiration to pursue my career in BME. Thank you!

[blade]

finally I found you! thanks for the wonderful information! helped me a lot

[MonkeyDPickle]

I appreciate this video. As a Military Veteran going into University as a Pred-Med I was battling whether I wanted to do Biology, Neuroscience or BME. Being out of school for a while making me an “untraditional” student, the anxiety behind “left behind” failure Is EMENSE. BME it is.

[alaluke]

Thanks for taking the time to do this video. It’s a very timing video for us to choosing a major. We appreciate your work!