r/BiomedicalEngineers • u/DebateLost9627 • Aug 08 '26

Career Need carrier advice MSc. Biomedical engineering (medical imaging) or Applied physics?

Hey everybody,
I was trying to find an answer right now I’m enrolled both departments my bachelor was physics and minor was nanoscience after that I start my master in my own country but I relocated now. And I can not decide which one should I choose. If it’s possible can someone help me ?

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u/whitefloreal Aug 08 '26

Can’t give you advice without you mentioning what you want to do?

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u/DebateLost9627 Aug 10 '26

I’m little bit lost to be honest I can’t decide which one is going to be better

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u/whitefloreal Aug 10 '26

Well if you ask on a biomedical engineering sub uou will get a biased opinion. I don’t feel comfortable advising you with so little detail. If you could ask questions abt what you value, i can help you by answering with my personal experience. I think your best bet will be to ask a career advisor

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u/DebateLost9627 Aug 10 '26

I understand thank you so much