Big need for biomed engineers


Engineering know-how: The brain-computer interface (BCI) research conducted at Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman has to meet the stringent requirements of the industry.

The medical and healthcare sector will see a greater need for professionals in the biomedical field, since it is poised to grow and generate even more revenue in the years to come.

BIOMEDICAL engineers in developing countries have been in high demand because of the massive growth in the healthcare sector.

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