r/bioengineering • u/NoRelationship4755 • 10h ago

Can I study bioengineering with a computer science degree

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I am a high school student in my final year and tbh I'm honestly not sure what I wanna study

I initially started with medicine moved to computer science and eventually fell ok bioengineering

And I thought can I study bioengineering with a computer degree then I later move on to get a PhD in bioengineering well at least ai made that idea a little visible but I still I'm not sure so plz if I can get anyone's opinion it will help especially with things like salaries and stability of work

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u/MouskatoodleQh 10h ago

Computational biology/signal analysis/medical imaging are such massive fields. I did my undergrad in Bioe and now doing my masters in BME and contantly keep wishing i had better cs skills or better aptitudes with programming. There are tons of people in my cohort who did there undergrad in CS, and are excelling the BME space. I wouldnt worry about it at all.

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u/NoRelationship4755 5h ago

Thank you so much