You can learn and do well in a variety of interdisciplinary courses as a student of biomedical engineering. The integration of biological and medical sciences with engineering concepts in biomedical engineering provides a strong basis for exploring a wide range of topics. You can enrol in classes linked to the following, based on your interests:

Increasing your understanding of the technology underlying medical equipment and diagnostic instruments through Medical Imaging & Instrumentation.

Biotechnology is the application of engineering and biology, particularly in tissue engineering and bioinformatics.

Healthcare applications of artificial intelligence: Using AI and machine learning to improve medical diagnosis or create novel treatment approaches.

Data science and bioinformatics: vital to personalised treatment and research, large-scale biological data analysis.

Rehabilitation engineering is the design of technology and assistive equipment to enhance patient care and recuper ation.

Yes, as a biomedical engineering student, you are in good position to learn any course  because your existing knowledge in biology, physics, engineering principles, and often computer science will provide a strong foundation for further study in any field you take after completing such a tough course just believe in yourself especially if the course is related to medical devices, biomaterials, or other biomedical engineering applications. One thing more check eligibility criteria before applying to any course.