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I have previously been told that to get a job in any region of engineering, it is important what university you go to as employers will look at the levels of education been given to specific candidates. Is this true ? I am looking to go to Aston or Nottingham Trent in England
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I have previously been told that to get a job in any region of engineering, it is important what university you go to as employers will look at the levels of education been given to specific candidates. Is this true ? I am looking to go to Aston or Nottingham Trent in England
I have previously been told that to get a job in any region of engineering, it is important what university you go to as employers will look at the levels of education been given to specific candidates. Is this true ? I am looking to go to Aston or Nottingham Trent in England
I am a graduate of Biomedical Engineering from the University of Glasgow, and I personally have never heard of such limitations or ultimatums in regards to the institution, unless the degree is not accredited by the Royal Academy of Engineers.
Good luck with your future study and future career
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Thanks for great response, thats cleared that area of question for me. I plan to go into biomedical engineering but then to specialize in rehabilitation engineering which is about the designing of prosthetics. I plan to work in industry, not in academia. What do you think about this particular feild in biomedical engineering?
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Thanks for great response, thats cleared that area of question for me. I plan to go into biomedical engineering but then to specialize in rehabilitation engineering which is about the designing of prosthetics. I plan to work in industry, not in academia. What do you think about this particular feild in biomedical engineering?
Thanks for great response, thats cleared that area of question for me. I plan to go into biomedical engineering but then to specialize in rehabilitation engineering which is about the designing of prosthetics. I plan to work in industry, not in academia. What do you think about this particular feild in biomedical engineering?
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oh ok, the brain computer interface sound really interesting actually, when i doing my undergraduate degree, im sure i will have a better understanding of the course and what my next steps would be. thanks for great advice .
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