<p>I’m an international students, and just know a so called “interdisciplinary” program from the website of UFL’s MedSci department. This seems really well-suited for a biological engineering student like me.
Could anyone introduce a bit more about this kind of program in the US educational system?Or I mean is it really pop and promising today…</p>
<p>Thanks a lot.</p>
<p>Well obviously if you are getting the science and health education from an institution that is full of experts in the field as well as an engineering degree, you’ll be in good shape. It’s hard to say though which one would be more important if you had to choose a university that was better in one thing than another. For this reason, I’d say that, since you’re an international student, you should try to get in to a place where there are two schools in close proximity to each other that you can get a dual degree from. One that I know of especially is the Georgia Tech and Emory University connection; you get an education in an interdisciplinary field from two world class institutions in their respective fields.</p>
<p>[BME</a> | Biomedical Engineering at GA Tech and Emory University](<a href=“http://www.bme.gatech.edu/]BME”>http://www.bme.gatech.edu/)</p>
<p>That’s the website for GT/Emory. I’m sure there are many other programs like this around the country, you just have to look for them.</p>
<p>Thank you, hadsed. Helpful information!</p>