Training
Most people that work in the field of bioheat transfer can be considered biomedical engineers. A number of universities grant bachelors degrees in biomedical engineering and bioengineering, but due to the large variety of sub-fields in biomedical engineering the training that undergraduate students receive varies greatly from program to program. Most engineers who have expertise in bioheat transfer received training from academic research labs either as undergraduates or as graduate students.
- Undergraduate degree programs
- Graduate degree programs
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