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Research Assistants
1,211
Teaching Assistants
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The people in my program made Cornell great. Fellow grad students and most faculty are incredibly friendly and collaborative! The actual coursework is only your first 2years and I didn’t think that was the best so I wish they improved those classes or eliminated the requirement altogether. The graduate school OISE (office for inclusion and student engagement) staff are also amazing and really go above and beyond to support minority students through programs, events, and professional development opportunities.
My advisor and I disagreed a lot throughout my PhD and during these hard times, I always could count on many people in my Cornell community to stand up for me. I don’t know where I would be or if I even would have made it without the constant support! However, DEI work remains not a real priority for every faculty and if I could change that, I would and I’d coupon that to white lab members too, lol
A master of engineering degree is a professional degree one-year program that focuses more on applied coursework and hands-on learning experiences than a traditional M.Sc degree which is more research-oriented The M.Eng in biomedical engineering at Cornell university is a good program because it provides the students with opportunities to gain advanced knowledge and skills required in biomedical engineering filed. The program is structured around a combination of required coursework and experimental learning opportunities. They have hands-on projects and internships to gain practical experience in the field. One way it could be improved is by providing more part-time or online options to make it more accessible. Another way is to provide more financial aid opportunities. Overall the M.Eng Biomedical Engineering program at Cornell University is a good program for students who are interested in pursuing a career in this rapidly growing and dynamic field by providing the required skills.