Chemistry or Biology? What is more important for biomedical engineering?
Hi, I want to take four subjects at A Level (To be honest, taking five would be great but I want to make sure I have high UMS in every subject I take so I don't want to risk).
So Maths, Physics and and Further maths are fundamental for engineering obviously, could you give me an opinion about both chemistry and biology when it comes to biomedical engineering? Which is going to help more in the university?, especially for some universities (Oxbridge for an example) where engineering students choose to specialise in their parts in the third year. Thanks
So Maths, Physics and and Further maths are fundamental for engineering obviously, could you give me an opinion about both chemistry and biology when it comes to biomedical engineering? Which is going to help more in the university?, especially for some universities (Oxbridge for an example) where engineering students choose to specialise in their parts in the third year. Thanks
(edited 8 years ago)
Why not ring up some university course departments and ask for an opinion?
Good luck!
Good luck!
Both are equally important, but I'd say Chemistry more than Biology
Warwick say Biology is essential and chemistry optional
Quite a few unis list both as essential
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