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What to do when finished ord mech degree??

rage123 · 2009-06-14 13:06:05

Hi I will be finishing my mechanical ordinary degree next year and I now want to study bioengineering.. Does anybody know how I could further my eduacation in this field without going full time?? All ther seems to be are Masters by which you need a honurs degree which I won't have.. I will be doing my thesis in my last…

14-06-2009 1:06pm

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rage123

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Hi

I will be finishing my mechanical ordinary degree next year and I now want to study bioengineering.. Does anybody know how I could further my eduacation in this field without going full time?? All ther seems to be are Masters by which you need a honurs degree which I won't have..

I will be doing my thesis in my last year I am going to give it a bio mech slant, which I hope would give me a better chance to get into my course choice

Does anybody have any suggestions?? pleeeease???

Thanks

Rage

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