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>>9060485
In my uni there is BioChemical Enginering as specialization of Chem E which is pretty Comfy Desu.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biochemical_engineering

BioChemE a pretty good degree who those wanna later:
1) get a job in industry straight out from college with just a BSc
2) get a Science PhD in Biology / Chemistry / Biochemistry / Biophysics
3) Get into Medical School (also Dentist, Veterinary, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Nutrition)
4) get a related Engineering Graduate Degree in Biomedical / Chemical / Environmental Engineering.

However Here in my Uni Biomedical is offered only in Graduate School.

So in my Uni for those who love Biology & Chemistry but wanna be very Employable there are no better course than Bio Chemical Engineering.

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