Masters/PhD programme in biomedical nanotechnology

[tukai94]

I'm an Indian Undergraduate currently pursuing my bachelors in electrical engineering. My current interest lies in cardiac signal processing and biomedical instrumentation. I intend to specialize in Biomedical nanotechnology, and will be applying for fall 2016. 

Please suggest schools in the US, Canada, Asia and Germany, which conduct relevant programs. It would be especially great if you furnish further details.  

[Flux2]

Johns Hopkins University has a very strong biomedical engineering program which I recommend you consider.

[tukai94]

But thing is, I barely have any previous background in bio sciences. I didn't even take biology during my high school.Other than some familiarity with cardiovascular dynamics and bio signal processing, my background is mostly rooted in mathematics, physics and engineering. Should that pose a problem?

[GroundTurth]

Most of the Biomedical engineering / science / technologies programs don't care about your background because the subjects itself is multidisciplinary and they expect peopel from different speciality to apply too. and also they offer remedial courses .

But you should do a lot of research instead of asking such questions on forums.

[vikkin]

Has anyone started receiving admit decisions for masters in BME? I haven't yet heard from any of the institutes i've applied to.