09-23-2012, 02:59 AM
These are all advancing currently, but in different fields/subfiels. Is there a way I can incorporate the practices of biotechnology, Stem Cell Research, Bioinformatics, Gene and Cell therapy, genetic engineering, genetics, biochemistry, biomedical engineering, biological engineering, nanotechnology, nanoengineering, nanobiotics and nanorobotics, in one (or 2-3) fields? I'm SURE some of those listed studies overlap eachother, or perhaps some of them aren't really separate at all. These are just *examples* of things I want to be knowledgeable in, or have SOME kind of background in (I'm not trying to be an expert/specialist in ALL of these, but I want to be able to incorporate these in my work).
I'm a freshman at a community college, simply because I refuse to go to a University/Ivy League school until I find a DEFINITE major (or majors) that will allow me to contribute to the future of technology in some way. With that being said, what would I major in at the undergraduate level, and specialize in at the graduate level? Would I have to claim multiple majors?
Thanks!
I'm a freshman at a community college, simply because I refuse to go to a University/Ivy League school until I find a DEFINITE major (or majors) that will allow me to contribute to the future of technology in some way. With that being said, what would I major in at the undergraduate level, and specialize in at the graduate level? Would I have to claim multiple majors?
Thanks!