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How do you get access to the world's most complex datasets as a training ground for your long career in Data Science? Biomedical Science and Bioinformatics may be the answer.
Chapters:
* (0:00) Introduction
* (1:42) Data Science jobs are not for beginners
* (6:33) Bioinformatics and Data Science
* (7:54) Job 1 (Entry-level)
* (13:12) Job 2 (advanced)
Show notes:
* Data Science jobs (www.seek.com.au/data-scientis...)
* Entry level bioinformatician (www.seek.com.au/job/72792605?...)
* Senior bioinformatician (www.seek.com.au/job/72270508?...)
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[@aminepas4719]

thank you for the video , i'm confused between Electrical engineering and biomed eng😅

[@BioLabCollective]

Biomedical engineering is an emerging discipline whereas electrical engineering is more established. Whichever you choose you should still be able to take an elective in the other? Then you can make up your mind

[@aminepas4719]

@@BioLabCollective i hate that biomédical eng degree are not specialised in anything thing just they have to take little bit of everything so guess I will choose electrical engineering thanks for the advice

[@BioLabCollective]

Think thats the right choice in your circumstance. You can always collaborate with biomedical engineers, or do a postgrad research project. Good luck!