with a bio degree
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inkaStepa wrote:What kinds of fields are there?
Pharmaceutical? Is that labwork?
Thanks for talking to me!!
inkaStepa wrote:Wow I feel so uninformed about the world and job/careers. Idk what to do!!! I wish they would just talk to me at the career center!!!
james1v wrote:inkaStepa wrote:What kinds of fields are there?
Pharmaceutical? Is that labwork?
Thanks for talking to me!!
It can be lab work, or you could be independent, the lab workers get paid pretty well. But the independents get paid quite a lot of money, millions in some cases. The holidays for the independents can be a little long though, sometimes stretching into years.
Joe09 wrote:Not trying to be a dick, but if your doing a bio degree, shouldn't you already have an idea of what jobs you can go into?..
Landrew wrote:If everyone chose the careers which made the best money, there's be no one to do the crappy ones, and the world would be a much crappier place as a result.
Joe09 wrote:Landrew wrote:If everyone chose the careers which made the best money, there's be no one to do the crappy ones, and the world would be a much crappier place as a result.
In an idealistic world all the menial jobs would have been replaced with robots allowing humans to pursue entertainment or research jobs.
In a realistic world humans will never all be equal, and you will still have many in positions that result in them only being able to take menial jobs.
With a bio degree you can go into the healthcare industry, the business side of it that is. I did a Masters, spent some time in research, started a PhD, but the writing's on the wall for the research career I reckon. Unless you're in a big well-funded lab, with well-connected seniors, it's very hard yards*.
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