Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering branch has many characteristics of a Core branch of Engineering, Whether you are studying a Being or a MEng, you'll start your degree with core chemical engineering courses such as pure and applied mathematics, computing and physics. It is more or less an evergreen branch. If you think Biomedical Engineering is something you may wish to pursue at undergraduate level, STEM subjects are the ones you'll want to focus on. Maths, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology are key. The combination of engineering principles with biological knowledge to address medical needs has contributed to the development of revolutionary and life-saving concepts such as: Artificial organs, Surgical robots, Advanced prosthetics, New pharmaceutical drugs, Kidney dialysis. If you are interested in Medical with applied Science then go for Biomedical Engineering else Chemical Engineering having interest on Physics and Mathematics subjects. Later Go on to study a Masters or Ph.D. in both.