Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech

See what current faculty and students have to say about the Wallace H. Coulter Department of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory University. Find out more at bme.gatech.edu/.

[@RemindMeToRead]

I think I should watch this video every time I'm feeling unhappy or frustrated with classes or my major. Love it. I love Georgia Tech also

[@rohitrustagi4045]

excited!!

[@malharkulkarni1641]

can i getr gud job after bme

[@nazmussakib1551]

i think biomedical engineering is more related to biology and electrical engineering than chemistry or medicine .

[@ebenezeramare1]

All perspectives are necessary to bme research. CS, med, chem, bio, physics, and engineering of all kinds

[@nazmussakib1551]

@@ebenezeramare1 yes but look at Biomed Technologies. They are mostly related to electrical, mechanical engineering in collaboration with medical science. Look MRI , LASIC, Chemo, Xray are totally related to Electrical engineering or you can say applied physics.