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!
@@TheBMELife I'm new here, I liked your style of speech and explanation, so I join to your channel. And I'm ganne to study biomedical engineering. but I want you to do the translation of speech into other languages such as Arabic and Turkish to make it easier for the researcher to inquire about correct and quick understanding. sincerely,
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!
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.
That’s great to hear, Fernando! We’re here for you if you need anything along your way to medical school 💪🏼 we’ll have a medical school student with bachelors in BME on our podcast soon!
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.
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.
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! :))
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
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.
I could only imagine! I think as a veteran you will bring a very unique perspective to BME too. A lot of medical innovations are actually first developed through military research and for military use. Glad we could help with your decision! 😊 thank you for your service!
@@TheBMELife Yes, please up the good work. Even if you feel that you have a low viewer count. It has been extremely helpful to get some great insight to your work and what students can do in the future. Thanks! :)
Great video! As i'm looking for aplying for some researches i'm actually considering some that might end up giving me the Masters in Biomedical Engineering degree, but i'm actually a Physiotherapist looking for researching about Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis. This nom-sense factor that Biomedical Engineering can fit with TONS of other things is what just amazes me.
AMAZING JOB! The quality of your videos keep getting better and better :) tip #7 on start ups is a great one and right down my alley - I'd love a follow up vid on it ;)
Thank you Dr. Scully, we're glad you appreciate our efforts there! And yes! we have one planned for production but now I'm realizing we must get a good ol' podcast finally scheduled with you :D
Wow finally someone positive. I'm about to study BME and I wasn't sure so I decided to search on RUclips I realized that everyone is complaining about it and it actually made me upset cause I like the idea behind BME that you save people's lives and I like to learn more & more... until I watched your video and you made me smile. Thx
Thank you so much! That means a lot, we put a lot of effort into them :) Thank you for making my day with your comment. I hope you're having a great one!
BME is a ton of fun & ideal for my love of tinkering & a long-standing interest in health; The next decision is MD/PhD vs. Research PhD! There are plenty jobs in this field.
You can do it!! I definitely understand that feeling, but I can tell you it’s completely normal. In the beginning I also felt like I wasn’t smart enough. But guess what I found after the years? Everyone feels the same way!! You ARE smart enough. It’ll be challenging, but it’ll be worth it 😊
I'm currently taking up Veterinary medicine and I'm thinking of taking up BME to apply it to veterinary sciences. Thanks for this! I think that BME is really for me
Great video! Makes me want to go into biomedical engineering 😉 Such a great point about not having to be good at math. It's all about practice and seeking help when you need it if you feel like you're not good at math.
I’m currently a biomedical engineering student and I’m really appreciate your advice, I’m a second year student .And my dream is to work in Siemens healtherners company after i graduate from my university so how can I improve myself so that I can reach my dreams as healtherners worker? Thank you 🙏 so much
My dad is a global marketer for the hematology aspect of Siemens healthcare! I’m looking to go into biomedical engineering as I’m about to start applying to colleges :)
Your videos just get better and better(both the content and quality) :)) I used to ask you a lot of question with my first account, I lost it now. But here I am, with a new account
I’m a current biomed student and a B student. Honestly, Its a broad field and an undergrad will mostly not be as beneficial. If you plan on a masters or even medical school, this might be a great choice for you. Personally, I picked it as I was indecisive, but regret not picking a more concentrated field. It also didn’t leave much room for college life experience like joining sports, major clubs that required serious commitments, and social life is probably minimal . I’m studying on weekends and/or searching for opportunities to get hands on experience like lab work. I’m also in an accelerated program school so my experience might not similar to others.
Thanks for your feedback! I agree a more concentrated field may work best for most, but I loved getting a BME bachelors and have found success without a mastered degree. The key is in finding internship opportunities that will give you the experience you need once you graduate. Best of luck to you!
would you say the engineering aspects of BME outweighs the biology aspects of it? Asking as a college student interested in medicine but your video got me curious about BME
I think it definitely depends on the program/school. I've found it to be a pretty good mix but maybe leaning a bit more in the biology side. Even your typical engineering classes will have a focus in biomedical applications. e.g. instead of calculating flow rate through a pipe, you will be looking at air flow rate in lungs or blood flow in vessels. Hope this helps!
I am studying biomedical engineering. During the past few days I was wondering if I had made a mistake. Thanks for showing this. I was about to change my branch and now I am not going to commit that mistake.
You shouldn’t make lifelong career decisions based on RUclipsrs opinion. Go to indeed.com and type Biomed eng jobs and see what comes and the kind of job description and see if it’s what you want long term.
I'm a jr in highschool and have been thinking what i want to do, i have decided i want to try the science field especially BME because of the connection it has with people in the medical field. Mainly because my family is filled with nurses and some doctores. I don't really enjoy math but i love thinkin and asking questions and coming up with ideas i wonder if it's the right career for me
I think BME will be perfect for you! Both of my parents are doctors and it really inspired me to choose BME! On my senior design project, I got to work with my dad, which I thought was pretty cool 😊
I am going to become a phd student in biomedical engineer and then become a biomedical engineer director and their median/average salary is 137,00 dollars and the top ten made 220,00 dollars.
@@elonperkins3918 first of all, AWESOME name Elon 😎and second, that sounds amazing! Where are you currently located? Would love to learn more about your journey.
I'm stuck among these 4: Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Biochemistry, and Chemistry. And I'm starting to apply on universities this week omg
I am preparing for master degree in biomedical. I interested in biomaterial field Hope I received scholarship from university And Thanks for your video 💕
HEY, I am also studying BME currently and I am from India. I really like studying engineering with biology. I saw this video and it really inspired me. But people in India not give much importance to this field as they think WE THE BME's don't have a future in this career. And those people who major in mechanical, electric, and chemical engineering get the jobs of BME and the ones who major in BME are left unemployed.
Hey Vidhi! I totally understand your frustration. But I can guarantee you that if you put hard work and dedication and lots of networking, you will get those BME jobs. What you say can be true, but its up to you to make yourself a valuable candidate by going above and beyond during your undergrad! Hope this helps 😊
How do you feel about certification programs for BME? I'm a licensed architect currently struggling with the lack of stability and pay it provides. So BME is high on my list of career fields.
Hi Chris! I personally do not know of many certification programs for BME. BME is a bachelors degree, but there are certainly certifications BME can get like in leadership, management, etc. One of the certifications I have been interested in is a Cardiac Device Specialist certification. This is a very specific certificate, but I am sure there are other ones for other medical fields. If you are interested, you can find more info here: med.uth.edu/epheart/about/what-are-cardiac-device-or-cardiac-electrophysiology-specialists/
I would say they are all good for medical school, but definitely different amongst themselves. I would watch our podcast with Kevin to learn a little bit more about the differences between BME and biomedical science ruclips.net/video/Mvw_Yu1e3rc/видео.html
Im so confused between mechanical engineering and BME i have less than 10 hours to decide 😭😭🙏 Last day tomorrow to choose study field for degree college (Update) my marks were not enough to get admission in the university i wanted to but got a seat in mechanical engineering :( its a bit sad but also my fault that i didn't study hard and sorry for bad English typing its a foreign language to me 😅
Is biomedical engineering really 'engineering' or is it better to study electrical, mechanical or chemical engineering? ... ( I better watch your other video of reasons to choose BME)
@@vizzeus that’s a great question. You do get the core engineering courses but if you want to learn more about building devices, electronics, coding, etc I would recommend other engineering degrees like those you mentioned. You can still do that as a BME, but most of it will have to be learned on your own. If you’d like, you should check out our latest Instagram post, where a BME talks about what she likes about BME! 😊 our IG is @TheBMELife
@@noahdeen6801 That is completely understandable! It’s a big decision and there are definitely reasons why you may want to choose one over the other. I would encourage you to talk to people in both fields and find out what you like better 😊
If you have the prerequisite courses you need to get into a grad program, you can really take anything. BME should be a smooth transition in this case.
Best health related field rather than medicine. I'm still a senior beginning of university. I was just looking for the best career that's is mixed with math and physics. I can't get far from math nor biology. So this option finally helps me to decide. Thanks!
I'm so confused about what to do. Currently I'm an electrical engineering student but i wanna take the Master's course in BME. Don't know whether it'll be a good decision or not. It's not like I'm not loving electrical but I just love the concept of BME.previously I thought of getting a masters in power system but suddenly got interested in BME. Now getting confused😔
I think having an electrical engineering BS and a biomedical engineering MS is a solid plan! Don't see anything wrong with it. You can certainly use your EE knowledge and apply it to medical devices!
its really an inspiring video. i am thanking you sincerely for your presentation on bio medical engineering to health care tech industry. you gave such amazing and useful aspects for the aspirants who want to pursue career as bio medical engineer. i am proudly saying and sharing my experience as i worked in public health care industry at the time of covid-19 pandemic( 2020-2021). moreover i would like share you that as i have switched recently my career into bio medical engineering field, although i am Major in mechanical engineering. i am so contented to share you that i was so inspired as i watched previously one of your video by an expert in health care tech industry who is from mechanical engineering background. I appreciate @ TheBMELife as an incredible platform .
Thanks for the feedback! Both BME and ME are great degrees. Please note that there are typically more jobs and higher salaries if you’re a Mechanical Engineer. There is also more diversity and you can still work in the BME sector with a mechanical engineering degree. I’m not saying this to discourage you from pursuing BME. Just want you to be aware of the benefits of doing ME. HOWEVER, I can tell you that I LOVED my BME degree. If I could go back, I would still choose to study BME. The coursework in BME was much more interesting to me, and it has opened many doors and opportunities for me. With hard work and dedication, I’m sure you can be very successful as a BME. Best of luck to you!
@@TheBMELife Thank you for your kind advice and sharing your valuable experience. Absolutely, i agree with your point and consider it. Thank you so much for Your motivational words for a successful career as BME . Your guidance is so precious to me.
I’m still thinking if i should take this I’m currently in 10th grade i wanted to become a engineer but also a doctor so why not both right? But once again im having doubts
It's normal to have doubts! It is a big decision. But I think watching or hearing from other people already in the field is one of the best ways to help you make that decision! Good luck! 😊
My advice if you want to go into biomedical engineering is to do a mechanical or electrical engineering major with a biomed minor. It’s so hard to get entry level jobs with a BME
I'm currently studying Dentistry and I have 2 years more to finish it. I actually wanted BME before, and until now I still think about it. I might study BME after Dentistry. Probably it sounds crazy and stupid, but I want to help people through inventing.
Oh as a dentist you can also dedicate to research! One of my boses had a DDS degree and he did lots of cool research projects. Eventually started his own startup together with a group of founders 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Internships are very important for landing a job! Apart from that, networking and making valuable connections with professors and professionals is also key! 😊
Have you asked yourself what you will do with that degree after you graduate? You should talk To your seniors who have graduated to find out where there work to give you and idea of the job outlook. Africa is t ready for Such programs. I can assure you that you won’t find a job in that field and will be forced to go to graduate school to find something meaningful in that degree.
What a fantastic video! If this doesn't make it clear what BME is all about for prospective students, then no YT clip will! Great title too ;) PS: is that your dad in a Covid-suit? PSS: we still need to make a BMS-BME trade-off video (so much to do, so little time) PSSS: one of my favorite quotes is: "A jack of all trades, is master of none, BUT still way better than master of one!" (I'm a generalist you know ;))
Yes, that's my dad! And always love the multiple PS from you, definitely agree with the 3rd one! and of course, we shall get to working on that one 😎 Hope you're having a great day, Kevin!
And also! Yes it’s a covid suit in Mexico 🇲🇽 he is an obgyn and this was a picture where he was going to do his first c-section on a COVID-positive patient! Very glad everyone involved was well aware that the patient was infected so they could take proper precautions 😊
I have applied to UCL and IC for the biomedical engineering. I have the passion to make a difference to human health , but compared to finance, an engineer may have much lower income potential. I think expenditure that my family spend in my study life have exceeds money that I could earn in the first six years as a become an engineer ( I am an international students which makes the tuition much more higher than for the local)
You could always work in the finance department for a biotech or medical device company! There are always different options, something will always pay more. Choose whatever you think will make you the most happy 😊
I can't choose which is best for me .....medical field , biomedical engineering or chemical engineering 🥺I like these 3 major ....what should I do?I'm in class 11 ..✨😃
I finished my class 12, i select BME, Bio-tech, and Artificial Intelligence, I'm interested in biology and physics, so i Choose BME, for u, you have 2 years, understand ur subjects and some concept attract you more, take that related course, you'll definitely achieve.
The lowest income in the usa is the highst in Germany 😂😂 I have a tow question for you 1- Will there be more jobs in the future? 2-How much time did it take for you after college to find a job?
That's a great observation, that tells me you are very dedicated and looking into the statistics properly. While the future is certainly unpredictable, BME is the fastest growing job market out of all other engineering fields! And as for how long it took me, I had a job offer before I graduated, which is where I started my first internship. I talk about my story more here ruclips.net/video/vQVd51A59jg/видео.html I highly recommend you check it out! And if you still have questions on how I got my internship, join us for our weekly LIVE Q&A on our channel tomorrow! :)
Hey I'm in 10th grade going to 11th grade next year in 2021 and I'm very interested in bme and this video opened my eyes to alot that I didn't know about bme And I have to say I'm very much intrigued 😘
Here is a list of the top BME colleges: www.google.com/search?q=top+BME+universities&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS893US895&oq=top+BME+universities&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i22i30l4.4158j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&ibp=htl;splinter&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiTp5XGn9PtAhUEmuAKHd1IBnAQiYsCKAJ6BAgCEBU&sxsrf=ALeKk00_kAsf-XOQ5tB34WwZxuhhI1ca0Q:1608147303496#htivrt=splinter&htidocid=QC3T5GymmHZc4aXqAAAAAA%3D%3D&fpstate=tldetail But I personally attended the University of Texas in San Antonio :) Glad you found this insightful!
Not familiar with the term A-level, but if you're starting in college, advanced high school classes will give you an advantage but are not entirely necessary for a successful BME college experience
@@TheBMELife Oh great thanks. A-Levels are 6th form/two advanced extra years after highschool (after I think it's grade 12). A-Levels is the equivalent of IB (international baccalaureate)
@@Rml892 i think you just need maths (chemistry/biology/physics are useful but you dont NEED them) I would like to do BME and I've applied to do the same a-levels as you :)
@@saidbreich4740 ME gives you an in depth understanding of the mechanical systems for any application (e.g. biomedical, aerospace, etc). BME is highly focused in medical applications. If you love learning about the human body and know that you’ll want to work in the Biomed tech industry then I would go for BME. If you’re uncertain, and maybe want a more in depth understating of the actual engineering, I would do ME. Hope this helps 😊
I just found ur channel it’s so awesome I love ur content too much and you have give a big idea 💡 of what I am gonna do later thank u soo much cs i never know there is biomedical engineering ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I never knew of BME before either! So we are trying to share as much as we can about it 😊 it truly is a beautiful major and I am happy you found this helpful!
It takes approximately 4 years, however some finish sooner and some later (it took me 5 years) and how long it takes to find a job completely depends on how proactive you are during college, like getting Internships, joining research labs, etc. 😊
I’d recommend checking out this video, MJ :) ruclips.net/video/vQVd51A59jg/видео.html wish you the best and also, join us on Friday for our weekly LIVE Q&A and we can go more in depth!
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me trying to convince myself my course of study would be useful at 1.30am
😂😂 hope we could help!!
Me literally right now lmao
RIGHT HAHAHAH
Omg I read this comment exactly at 1: 30 am
😭😭💯💯💯
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!
Perfectly summarized 😊
Is that interesting and use deep physics?
Which exam we have to take for this biomedical engineering
Wow really 🥰 it . Well can I ask , how many years of study can someone take to pursue a degree from a diploma level please
I don’t care about the money I just care about the knowledge that’ll help me change the world for the better
Bro what's difference between biomedical engineering and biotechnology?
I care about both 😁
But MONEY matters.
I want both.
Wow 👏
I'm a current BME student watching this vid to make sure I'm doing the right major.
I totally am (:
yes! So happy that you are :)
@@TheBMELife cute ☺
Where are you studying ?
@@lovequinn5788 not sure if you are asking me or Saif, but I studied at the University of Texas in San Antonio!
@@lovequinn5788 I'm in university of Ottawa, Canada
I've actually been wanting to study Medical Bioscience, but I feel that BME a lot more interesting and challenging... Thank you ❤️
They're both great fields! But BME does give you more insight into the design and engineering side of medical science 😊
Same was with me and now iam in the 2nd year BME it satisfied me more than Medical could .
How I get admission in BME government college
How much the fees will be to study bme
@@malikazharabbas9416 how much the fees will be
i just want to turn people into cyborgs
Some West World kinda career, I feel you 😎
I wanna turn myself into Samuel Hayden
Alita: Battle Angel ;)
Literally
@@TheBMELife
I'm new here, I liked your style of speech and explanation, so I join to your channel. And I'm ganne to study biomedical engineering. but I want you to do the translation of speech into other languages such as Arabic and Turkish to make it easier for the researcher to inquire about correct and quick understanding.
sincerely,
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!
woohoo! I'm so glad! BME is so awesome, I am sure you will love it!
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.
That’s great to hear, Fernando! We’re here for you if you need anything along your way to medical school 💪🏼 we’ll have a medical school student with bachelors in BME on our podcast soon!
Can a person go into med school after undergraduate degree in biomedical engineering?
@@jimmymlelwa6043 let me know too lol
what extracurricular activities u did to to get accepted in BME?
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.
Thank you! I am really happy you found this helpful 😊
@@TheBMELife I did, and ya know what you’ve found a new subscriber.
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.
That is totally true! :)
Me too buddy. Even tho I love BME I switched Bc I had to face reality.
@@raqeebali2442 if you’d like to hear from professional BMEs please check out their amazing success stories through our BME Life Podcasts :)
@@TheBMELife where do I find them?
@@kevylevy7265 on their channel
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! :))
Aww thanks! I very much appreciate your feedback! I am glad our videos have helped you along! Best of luck in your last year!! :)
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.
Hi Amr, thank you so much for your feedback! 😊 really appreciate you letting us know. Best of luck with your studies!
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
I'm so glad! You got this Ahsan 💪🏼 If there's anything else we can help with please reach out! Excited for your journey
In which uni are u ahsan?
@@malikazharabbas9416 Hamdard University Karachi
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
This video gave me a lot of hope and inspiration to pursue my career in BME. Thank you!
Hi Dale! I am so glad 😊 Our main purpose here is to inspire and encourage you to pursue a career in BME! 😁 Let us know if you have any questions!
Wow!! I can't thank you enough for adding to my passion for this area
Happy to hear that! 😄
finally I found you! thanks for the wonderful information! helped me a lot
I’m glad we could help 😁😁 thank you!!
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
Glad you found this helpful! You got this!
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 :)
You got this!
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.
I could only imagine! I think as a veteran you will bring a very unique perspective to BME too. A lot of medical innovations are actually first developed through military research and for military use. Glad we could help with your decision! 😊 thank you for your service!
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!
I'm so happy to hear that! Glad we could help. :)
@@TheBMELife Yes, please up the good work. Even if you feel that you have a low viewer count. It has been extremely helpful to get some great insight to your work and what students can do in the future. Thanks! :)
Great video! As i'm looking for aplying for some researches i'm actually considering some that might end up giving me the Masters in Biomedical Engineering degree, but i'm actually a Physiotherapist looking for researching about Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis. This nom-sense factor that Biomedical Engineering can fit with TONS of other things is what just amazes me.
Hi Germano! I have to agree with you on that! It so crazy how BME can be used for so many areas and industries!
AMAZING JOB! The quality of your videos keep getting better and better :) tip #7 on start ups is a great one and right down my alley - I'd love a follow up vid on it ;)
Thank you Dr. Scully, we're glad you appreciate our efforts there! And yes! we have one planned for production but now I'm realizing we must get a good ol' podcast finally scheduled with you :D
I was afraid of entering this major, but after this video, this is definitely the major that I want
I am glad we could help you with this decision 😊
I just decided to study BME and I watch this video to make sure that I made the right decision ❤
Yay!! Hope it works wonderfully for you!! Let us know if you have any questions!
Wow finally someone positive. I'm about to study BME and I wasn't sure so I decided to search on RUclips I realized that everyone is complaining about it and it actually made me upset cause I like the idea behind BME that you save people's lives and I like to learn more & more... until I watched your video and you made me smile. Thx
I just found your channel and your videos are so high quality I was so surprised to see you only have 2k subscribers. Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you so much! That means a lot, we put a lot of effort into them :) Thank you for making my day with your comment. I hope you're having a great one!
BME is a ton of fun & ideal for my love of tinkering & a long-standing interest in health; The next decision is MD/PhD vs. Research PhD! There are plenty jobs in this field.
Omg that’s so awesome! We actually have a friend pursuing an MD/PhD, maybe we should have them over for a podcast 🤓 wish you the best!!
I want to study biomedical engineering but I keep doubting myself because I feel like I might not be smart enough..
You can do it!! I definitely understand that feeling, but I can tell you it’s completely normal. In the beginning I also felt like I wasn’t smart enough. But guess what I found after the years? Everyone feels the same way!! You ARE smart enough. It’ll be challenging, but it’ll be worth it 😊
I'm currently taking up Veterinary medicine and I'm thinking of taking up BME to apply it to veterinary sciences. Thanks for this! I think that BME is really for me
Hi Ivan!! I think that sounds wonderful. You've definitely chosen a very cool niche. Best of luck with your endeavors! :)
I just discovered your channel. Great content❤️❤️
Thank you, Harsha! We're glad you found us!
Hello there,
Good to find this channel, I'm currently working as Biomed Technician and just got an admission to read diploma in BME.
Awesome! Good luck on your studies! 😁
@@TheBMELife Thank you so much😍
here im biomedical engineer searching for jobs😩
Do you have a PhD
Same
Also I am but I am from iraq
Thank you for those information .Now I have secured choosing my major . Time to work for it
Awesome!! Glad we could help 😊 Best of luck!
I’m so excited to graduated highschool, I’ve wanted to be a BME sense 8th grade :))
Wow that is awesome! I am sure you will absolutely love BME :)
wonderful .....love up
It was very inspiring.... Thank you so much sister...
My pleasure 😊 Anything to help you, Nikitha!
This is great! Very helpful highlighting the key and most enjoyable aspects and prospect for this career! Thank you 😁
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Makes me want to go into biomedical engineering 😉
Such a great point about not having to be good at math. It's all about practice and seeking help when you need it if you feel like you're not good at math.
So true! Thank you, Jess :)
This was super encouraging!!!
Thank you !!
Awesome!
I’m currently a biomedical engineering student and I’m really appreciate your advice, I’m a second year student .And my dream is to work in Siemens healtherners company after i graduate from my university so how can I improve myself so that I can reach my dreams as healtherners worker? Thank you 🙏 so much
My dad is a global marketer for the hematology aspect of Siemens healthcare! I’m looking to go into biomedical engineering as I’m about to start applying to colleges :)
Your videos just get better and better(both the content and quality) :)) I used to ask you a lot of question with my first account, I lost it now. But here I am, with a new account
Thank you! We are always working towards bringing valuable and quality content! 😊
P.s. we hope to keep seeing you around! :) and keep asking questions! 💚
I’m a current biomed student and a B student. Honestly, Its a broad field and an undergrad will mostly not be as beneficial. If you plan on a masters or even medical school, this might be a great choice for you. Personally, I picked it as I was indecisive, but regret not picking a more concentrated field. It also didn’t leave much room for college life experience like joining sports, major clubs that required serious commitments, and social life is probably minimal . I’m studying on weekends and/or searching for opportunities to get hands on experience like lab work. I’m also in an accelerated program school so my experience might not similar to others.
Thanks for your feedback! I agree a more concentrated field may work best for most, but I loved getting a BME bachelors and have found success without a mastered degree. The key is in finding internship opportunities that will give you the experience you need once you graduate. Best of luck to you!
Thanks for the video!! It helped me to decide that I'm certainly doing this!
Glad we could help 😊
would you say the engineering aspects of BME outweighs the biology aspects of it? Asking as a college student interested in medicine but your video got me curious about BME
I think it definitely depends on the program/school. I've found it to be a pretty good mix but maybe leaning a bit more in the biology side. Even your typical engineering classes will have a focus in biomedical applications. e.g. instead of calculating flow rate through a pipe, you will be looking at air flow rate in lungs or blood flow in vessels. Hope this helps!
I am studying biomedical engineering. During the past few days I was wondering if I had made a mistake. Thanks for showing this. I was about to change my branch and now I am not going to commit that mistake.
Glad we could help! BME is definitely not for everyone, but those who pursue it find it very rewarding :)
You shouldn’t make lifelong career decisions based on RUclipsrs opinion. Go to indeed.com and type Biomed eng jobs and see what comes and the kind of job description and see if it’s what you want long term.
I'm a jr in highschool and have been thinking what i want to do, i have decided i want to try the science field especially BME because of the connection it has with people in the medical field. Mainly because my family is filled with nurses and some doctores. I don't really enjoy math but i love thinkin and asking questions and coming up with ideas i wonder if it's the right career for me
I think BME will be perfect for you! Both of my parents are doctors and it really inspired me to choose BME! On my senior design project, I got to work with my dad, which I thought was pretty cool 😊
This is amazing, I am from Mexico and love these videos
Nice!! 😁 yo también soy de Mexico!
4:53 Great insight on the salary 😎 $91,410 doesn’t sound bad at all 🙌🏼
Always great seeing your input, and yes, that's a really good average salary!
I am going to become a phd student in biomedical engineer and then become a biomedical engineer director and their median/average salary is 137,00 dollars and the top ten made 220,00 dollars.
@@elonperkins3918 first of all, AWESOME name Elon 😎and second, that sounds amazing! Where are you currently located? Would love to learn more about your journey.
@@TheBMELife thank you, i currently live in Jamaica but i am planning to move to America and study at the University of Massachusetts Amherst
@@elonperkins3918 umass BME 💯
I'm stuck among these 4: Chemical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Biochemistry, and Chemistry.
And I'm starting to apply on universities this week omg
good luck !!
Definitely a tough choice! Whatever you do, you will be great 😊 I'm sure too that all those degrees can overlap in some areas!
I'm studying mechatronics Engineering, but would like to do biomedical engineering for my Master's degree
Sounds like a good plan!
A well detailed explanation. Thank you.
Happy to help!
I am preparing for master degree in biomedical. I interested in biomaterial field
Hope I received scholarship from university
And Thanks for your video 💕
Thank you so much for your kind words! Good luck in your future endeavors 😊
Thank you a lot its really educative currently in year1 of biomedical engineering
I have finished my degree....But here is no job for me😭😭
You will find one! Never give up. You have to network and reach out to people to find a job!
From August I start for searching my job...still now I don't get job....All company HR are told that no vacancy
@@shalinirathinam6704 try australia
@@makawendymunodawafa4178 Ok tq u for ur suggestions....I will try...
Yy u did not have a jobb... Pls say the reason.. It's have ascope Or nott
HEY, I am also studying BME currently and I am from India. I really like studying engineering with biology. I saw this video and it really inspired me. But people in India not give much importance to this field as they think WE THE BME's don't have a future in this career. And those people who major in mechanical, electric, and chemical engineering get the jobs of BME and the ones who major in BME are left unemployed.
Hey Vidhi! I totally understand your frustration. But I can guarantee you that if you put hard work and dedication and lots of networking, you will get those BME jobs. What you say can be true, but its up to you to make yourself a valuable candidate by going above and beyond during your undergrad! Hope this helps 😊
@@TheBMELife I really appreciate that and I hope what you said comes true 😃
True i think...in India there is not that much potential for BME as of now. Which country according to u is best to do a Masters in BME and get a job?
How do you feel about certification programs for BME? I'm a licensed architect currently struggling with the lack of stability and pay it provides. So BME is high on my list of career fields.
Hi Chris! I personally do not know of many certification programs for BME. BME is a bachelors degree, but there are certainly certifications BME can get like in leadership, management, etc. One of the certifications I have been interested in is a Cardiac Device Specialist certification. This is a very specific certificate, but I am sure there are other ones for other medical fields. If you are interested, you can find more info here: med.uth.edu/epheart/about/what-are-cardiac-device-or-cardiac-electrophysiology-specialists/
Thanks for this video. My quest had been satisfied.
Glad we could help 😊
The video was perfect and informative.. keep it up..!!
Thank you so much!! That means a lot :)
Bhai arts men matric k baad kr skte hain ye?
Just to join college for my BME... Huuh at least some hope.... Thanks for the video
Yesss! No problem 😊
I m interested to go for MD in future, however I m confused between biomedical sciences /biotechnology / bme as a major. What would u suggest?
I would say they are all good for medical school, but definitely different amongst themselves. I would watch our podcast with Kevin to learn a little bit more about the differences between BME and biomedical science ruclips.net/video/Mvw_Yu1e3rc/видео.html
Amazing video! I am quite sure rn that my decision was completely right.
Thank you! We are glad we could provide some reassurance 😊
Im so confused between mechanical engineering and BME i have less than 10 hours to decide 😭😭🙏
Last day tomorrow to choose study field for degree college
(Update) my marks were not enough to get admission in the university i wanted to but got a seat in mechanical engineering :( its a bit sad but also my fault that i didn't study hard and sorry for bad English typing its a foreign language to me 😅
What are your doubts/concerns? 😊 we’ll try to help as much as we can!
Is biomedical engineering really 'engineering' or is it better to study electrical, mechanical or chemical engineering? ... ( I better watch your other video of reasons to choose BME)
@@vizzeus that’s a great question. You do get the core engineering courses but if you want to learn more about building devices, electronics, coding, etc I would recommend other engineering degrees like those you mentioned. You can still do that as a BME, but most of it will have to be learned on your own.
If you’d like, you should check out our latest Instagram post, where a BME talks about what she likes about BME! 😊 our IG is @TheBMELife
Currently in first biomedical engineering, and I'm still questioning whether I should be in mechanical or biomedical
@@noahdeen6801 That is completely understandable! It’s a big decision and there are definitely reasons why you may want to choose one over the other. I would encourage you to talk to people in both fields and find out what you like better 😊
The best explaination ever I just got everything I've been looking for in one video
Thank you for the details 😊
Wow!! So happy we could help ☺️
Can I do a master's or phd in Molecular and cell Biology after doing undergraduate in BME?
Definitely! 😊
If you have the prerequisite courses you need to get into a grad program, you can really take anything. BME should be a smooth transition in this case.
Best health related field rather than medicine. I'm still a senior beginning of university. I was just looking for the best career that's is mixed with math and physics. I can't get far from math nor biology. So this option finally helps me to decide. Thanks!
Definitely sounds like BME is perfect for you!! ☺️
I'm so confused about what to do. Currently I'm an electrical engineering student but i wanna take the Master's course in BME. Don't know whether it'll be a good decision or not. It's not like I'm not loving electrical but I just love the concept of BME.previously I thought of getting a masters in power system but suddenly got interested in BME. Now getting confused😔
I think having an electrical engineering BS and a biomedical engineering MS is a solid plan! Don't see anything wrong with it. You can certainly use your EE knowledge and apply it to medical devices!
its really an inspiring video. i am thanking you sincerely for your presentation on bio medical engineering to health care tech industry. you gave such amazing and useful aspects for the aspirants who want to pursue career as bio medical engineer. i am proudly saying and sharing my experience as i worked in public health care industry at the time of covid-19 pandemic( 2020-2021). moreover i would like share you that as i have switched recently my career into bio medical engineering field, although i am Major in mechanical engineering. i am so contented to share you that i was so inspired as i watched previously one of your video by an expert in health care tech industry who is from mechanical engineering background. I appreciate @ TheBMELife as an incredible platform .
Thanks for the feedback! Both BME and ME are great degrees. Please note that there are typically more jobs and higher salaries if you’re a Mechanical Engineer. There is also more diversity and you can still work in the BME sector with a mechanical engineering degree.
I’m not saying this to discourage you from pursuing BME. Just want you to be aware of the benefits of doing ME. HOWEVER, I can tell you that I LOVED my BME degree. If I could go back, I would still choose to study BME. The coursework in BME was much more interesting to me, and it has opened many doors and opportunities for me. With hard work and dedication, I’m sure you can be very successful as a BME. Best of luck to you!
@@TheBMELife Thank you for your kind advice and sharing your valuable experience. Absolutely, i agree with your point and consider it. Thank you so much for Your motivational words for a successful career as BME . Your guidance is so precious to me.
I’m still thinking if i should take this I’m currently in 10th grade i wanted to become a engineer but also a doctor so why not both right? But once again im having doubts
It's normal to have doubts! It is a big decision. But I think watching or hearing from other people already in the field is one of the best ways to help you make that decision! Good luck! 😊
@@TheBMELife Thanks I’ll look into it 😁
My advice if you want to go into biomedical engineering is to do a mechanical or electrical engineering major with a biomed minor. It’s so hard to get entry level jobs with a BME
@@aliamyers3080 Noted! Thanks for the info 😁
@@DanielAndrew-ep7ep don't go for bme... Low pay here in india... And i think you're from india...
I've come here only to gather knowledge about BME but you developed my interest in BME too, THANKS
I’m so happy to hear, thank you! 😊
@@TheBMELife That's so nice of you
very good video
Thank you Mr. Jam Jam 😎
@@TheBMELife Welcome😁😁😁
I'm currently studying Dentistry and I have 2 years more to finish it. I actually wanted BME before, and until now I still think about it. I might study BME after Dentistry. Probably it sounds crazy and stupid, but I want to help people through inventing.
Besides restoring
Oh as a dentist you can also dedicate to research! One of my boses had a DDS degree and he did lots of cool research projects. Eventually started his own startup together with a group of founders 😊
Iam a BME student.very happy to listening this video. Can i get job fastly after finishing my studies..? Is internship is necessary?
Glad you enjoyed it! Internships are very important for landing a job! Apart from that, networking and making valuable connections with professors and professionals is also key! 😊
Iam very glad to hear ur reply.. Thank you
thank you SO much for this!
Hey Jack! You are very welcome! Glad you found this helpful 😊
im salty I have a bme degree and I feel like I wasted my time and money in school ive literally applied to so many jobs and nothing....such a shame
I’m sorry to hear that. When did you graduate? Would love to help out in any way we can!
I mean covid got everyone shook. I'd be thinking the medical field industry should be booming right now? You should be pretty successful
I found this video to be very helpful. Thank you for the great work 😊
Yay! Glad it was helpful :)
I'm a first year student second semesters in Zambia and i love BME
Where are you studying?
Adrian, that's awesome! We wish you the best of luck in everything you will accomplish!
@@gr.ace_marie Evelyn Hone Zambia
@@TheBMELife Thank you
Have you asked yourself what you will
do with that degree after you graduate? You should talk
To your seniors who have graduated to find out where there work to give you and idea of the job outlook. Africa is t ready for
Such programs. I can assure you that you won’t find a job in that field and will be forced to go to graduate school to find something meaningful in that degree.
Love ur way of presentation and ur voice😍
aww thanks a lot!
Could I still become a biomedical engineer if I’m doing my undergraduate in biomedical science and then a masters in biomedical engineering?
Yes!! That will give you very valuable knowledge and you may just need to catch up a little bit on the engineering side, but you should be good!
What a fantastic video! If this doesn't make it clear what BME is all about for prospective students, then no YT clip will!
Great title too ;)
PS: is that your dad in a Covid-suit?
PSS: we still need to make a BMS-BME trade-off video (so much to do, so little time)
PSSS: one of my favorite quotes is: "A jack of all trades, is master of none, BUT still way better than master of one!" (I'm a generalist you know ;))
Yes, that's my dad! And always love the multiple PS from you, definitely agree with the 3rd one! and of course, we shall get to working on that one 😎 Hope you're having a great day, Kevin!
PS: thanks! Got title idea from a great RUclipsr out there 😎👌
And also! Yes it’s a covid suit in Mexico 🇲🇽 he is an obgyn and this was a picture where he was going to do his first c-section on a COVID-positive patient! Very glad everyone involved was well aware that the patient was infected so they could take proper precautions 😊
@@TheBMELife Hehe, the title works right :D
@@TheBMELife Wow damn, that's awesome. Best of luck to your dad in the 2nd wave!
You are looking so cute ❤️❤️ and your voice so cool 💌💯
And iam BME student
Thanks ,😍😍
Thank you so much 😄 Hope you're having a great day!
I have applied to UCL and IC for the biomedical engineering. I have the passion to make a difference to human health , but compared to finance, an engineer may have much lower income potential. I think expenditure that my family spend in my study life have exceeds money that I could earn in the first six years as a become an engineer ( I am an international students which makes the tuition much more higher than for the local)
You could always work in the finance department for a biotech or medical device company! There are always different options, something will always pay more. Choose whatever you think will make you the most happy 😊
@@TheBMELife I hope in the future I would not regret for the decision that I make currently🤔
I’ve applied to study BME at Imperial College London
Way to go, Rory! 🤗 We’re here to cheer you on!
Same bro 2021 entry🤣🤣
@@zak8761 My interview is tomorrow
This is my first year of BME🌼 i am really excited 😍
Yayy!! Best of luck, you'll love it! 😊😊
@@TheBMELife Thank you 🌸🍬 LYSM♥️
how is it??
@@twaanselsea4297 yess nice!!!😍
I can't choose which is best for me .....medical field , biomedical engineering or chemical engineering 🥺I like these 3 major ....what should I do?I'm in class 11 ..✨😃
I finished my class 12, i select BME, Bio-tech, and Artificial Intelligence, I'm interested in biology and physics, so i Choose BME, for u, you have 2 years, understand ur subjects and some concept attract you more, take that related course, you'll definitely achieve.
Couldnt have said it better myself!
BME student from UTM rise. Thanks for the insight
Awesome!! No problem 😁😁
The lowest income in the usa is the highst in Germany 😂😂
I have a tow question for you
1- Will there be more jobs in the future?
2-How much time did it take for you after college to find a job?
That's a great observation, that tells me you are very dedicated and looking into the statistics properly. While the future is certainly unpredictable, BME is the fastest growing job market out of all other engineering fields! And as for how long it took me, I had a job offer before I graduated, which is where I started my first internship. I talk about my story more here ruclips.net/video/vQVd51A59jg/видео.html
I highly recommend you check it out! And if you still have questions on how I got my internship, join us for our weekly LIVE Q&A on our channel tomorrow! :)
@@TheBMELife I agree
Hey I'm in 10th grade going to 11th grade next year in 2021 and I'm very interested in bme and this video opened my eyes to alot that I didn't know about bme
And I have to say I'm very much intrigued 😘
Hello there! 😊 Glad you found this helpful! Let us know if you have any questions about BME :)
me too!
I'm a 3rd year Biochemistry student and I intend to do BME for my masters. Can u pls recommend good colleges for me? because I don't live in the US.
Also this video was very insightful.
Thank you.
Here is a list of the top BME colleges: www.google.com/search?q=top+BME+universities&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS893US895&oq=top+BME+universities&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i22i30l4.4158j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&ibp=htl;splinter&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiTp5XGn9PtAhUEmuAKHd1IBnAQiYsCKAJ6BAgCEBU&sxsrf=ALeKk00_kAsf-XOQ5tB34WwZxuhhI1ca0Q:1608147303496#htivrt=splinter&htidocid=QC3T5GymmHZc4aXqAAAAAA%3D%3D&fpstate=tldetail
But I personally attended the University of Texas in San Antonio :)
Glad you found this insightful!
@@n.g.6442 I'm planning to go into biochem but BME sounds cool too, could you give some insight on the differences
Really persuaded me into the field. Thankyou😊
All the best!
Do I need to have done A-level chemistry for BME? I took chemistry in IGCSE though. For A-levels I took Physics, Maths and Biology
Not familiar with the term A-level, but if you're starting in college, advanced high school classes will give you an advantage but are not entirely necessary for a successful BME college experience
@@TheBMELife Oh great thanks. A-Levels are 6th form/two advanced extra years after highschool (after I think it's grade 12). A-Levels is the equivalent of IB (international baccalaureate)
@@Rml892 i think you just need maths (chemistry/biology/physics are useful but you dont NEED them) I would like to do BME and I've applied to do the same a-levels as you :)
@@lisa-qu2kj Oh wow that's so cool, where do you plan to go to for University? Thank you for the reply btw
@@Rml892 I'd love to go to imperial but that might be a bit ambitious 😅
Please makes video on how to take admission to BMEor BioE out sides India other universities 🙏🙏🙏
Is there any master science for students of Technical Laboratory to became biomedical engineering ?
Anyone with a degree in a related science or engineering field can pursue a masters in Biomedical Engineering 😊
I am only in class 7th
I was just searching for a field which involves maths and biology
I got it thanks a lot 😊
Most welcome 😊
I have a question if I study mechanical engineering can I still make an artificial leg or this is for BME
You can do that with ME 😊
@@TheBMELife thank you for reply I have just one year to choose between BME and ME!!! And it's really hard to choose between them!!!!
@@saidbreich4740 ME gives you an in depth understanding of the mechanical systems for any application (e.g. biomedical, aerospace, etc). BME is highly focused in medical applications. If you love learning about the human body and know that you’ll want to work in the Biomed tech industry then I would go for BME. If you’re uncertain, and maybe want a more in depth understating of the actual engineering, I would do ME. Hope this helps 😊
@@TheBMELife Thank you very much❤❤
Dude I think as a mechanical engineer you can go into any field of engineering.
I just found ur channel it’s so awesome I love ur content too much and you have give a big idea 💡 of what I am gonna do later thank u soo much cs i never know there is biomedical engineering
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I never knew of BME before either! So we are trying to share as much as we can about it 😊 it truly is a beautiful major and I am happy you found this helpful!
@@TheBMELife 🥰❤️
@@TheBMELife by the way wich university will help you to be a biomedical engineer can u give an examples please ❤️ thank you 😊
How many years or months will it take to get a job after graduating BME? And how many years will it take to finish the course?
Thanks for the vid🇵🇭
It takes approximately 4 years, however some finish sooner and some later (it took me 5 years) and how long it takes to find a job completely depends on how proactive you are during college, like getting Internships, joining research labs, etc. 😊
I’d recommend checking out this video, MJ :) ruclips.net/video/vQVd51A59jg/видео.html wish you the best and also, join us on Friday for our weekly LIVE Q&A and we can go more in depth!
Good confidence boost while applying for jobs :)
Yayy! You got this Matt 🤗 LinkedIn is a great tool! Maybe not necessarily applying to jobs there, but reaching out to people is certainly worth it!
WHY DID I FOUND THIS NOW? New subscriber 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Yayyy happy to have you join, Omar! 😊
Thanks for what you gave us
It's my destine to study BME
It's my pleasure, all the best!!