Career questions tagged biochemistry
What career would you pursue after graduating college with a Ph. D in Biology or Biochemistry?
I am asking this question because I want to major in Biology or Biochemistry in college but I am unsure of the career paths I can take. #college-major #biology #doctorate-degree #college-selection #biochemistry
How rigorous are the required courses for a biochemistry major?
I was wondering if the courses to become a biochemistry major are extremely difficult. And if so, how much work and time they would require. Could I still hold a job while taking these classes? #medicine #science #biology #biotechnology #biochemistry
what are some colleges i should be looking at that has a good biomedical engineering program?
want to become a bio medical engineer. but is it a risky career? should i got into something else that would bring me into this field. im very interested in going into a major that has to deal with biology. - cells, genetics. etc #biology #biomedical-engineering #biomedical #biochemistry
What is the advantages of getting a Ph. D Degree and a Master Degree in the medical field, specifically biochemistry?
I'm a Junior in high school and do not actually know clearly about what benefits does a person have when getting a Ph. D degree or a Master Degree in the medical field #medicine #biology #biochemistry
Do international students need to own a green card in order to work as a doctor in the U.S?
I'm a student from Vietnam currently studying at the U.S, Texas and want to study biochemistry as my major and maybe become a pharmacist or a doctor in the future. #medicine #biochemistry
What faculties or companies will allow for independent genetic research with funding for large scale projects?
Hello, my name is Maurice and I seeking answer for my questions about life. I plan to go to college to major in chemical engineering / biological science(biochemistry)to better understand mutation and adaption of specific species. My hope is do experiments to better benefit society. #biology #biochemistry #molecular-biology #research #clinical-research #research-and-development #medical-research
What is the typical day in the life of a bioinformatician?
I am heavily interested in the field of bioinformatics. #biology #mathematics #biotechnology #biochemistry #bioinformatics
What career would I go into if I wanted to cure cancer or help make medicine that would cure other diseases?
I am interested in a career in Biology and have always dreamed of curing cancer or some other deadly disease. #biochemistry #social-media #molecular-biology #cell-biology
What careers can come from a biochemistry degree?
I am looking to study to become some sort of pharmacologist and most colleges do not have it as a major. Biochemistry seems to be interesting and applicable to many different jobs. Looking to know more. Thanks! #biology #career-path #chemistry #pharmacy #biochemistry
How flexible are career choices if I have a degree in Biomedical Sciences?
I am certain that Imwould like to enter a career in Biology and Medicine, but I'm not exactly sure of precisely what I want to do. Are there many career option if I choose this path? #biology #stem #biotechnology #biochemistry #molecular-biology #big-data
What's the hardest thing about being a biologist or chemist (or anything related to these careers)?
I have interest in becoming someone working in these career fields. #biology #chemistry #biochemistry #molecular-biology #chemical #chemicals #medicinal-chemistry #organic-chemistry
Is it better to have a degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology or Pre-vet. if a studetn is interested in Animal Science/Zoology/Vet. medicine?
I am extremely interested in Animal Science/Zoology/Vet. medicine but I don't know exactly what field to chose so I don't know what to major in. Any help is appreciated! #veterinary #biochemistry #zoology #zookeeper
What are some key courses that would assist me in becoming a bio-chemical engineer/biochemical engineer?
I'm asking this question because i would like to know a little more about the courses to become better in the biology/technology field. #mechanical-engineering #biomedical-engineering #biotechnology #biochemistry
Biochemical Engineering from Biochemistry Degree
I'm about to enter my final year of a BSc Biochemistry degree in the UK. I would really like to go on to become a biochemical engineer but i'm not sure exactly what further study (if any) or graduate program that I would need to complete in order to do so. I would also be more than happy to go abroad (Iv been learning Japanese for about a year and know my way around Tokyo). #graduate #biochemistry #bioengineering #graduate-recruitment #working-abroad
If I decide to go into a biology major or other related fields (i.e. biochemistry, microbiology) is it relatively easy to find jobs or should I look into going to grad school soon after I graduate from college? What kinds of jobs would be available to me?
I'm a rising sophomore in college who is interested in paring her environmental science minor with a biology major or a major from a related field. Before I declare my major I'm curious about the availability and type of jobs that I can consider after I graduate from college. #biochemistry #environmental #microbiology
What can you major in to become a pediatrician?
I am interested in the occupation of being a pediatrician but don't know what majors I could pursue besides biology and biochemistry. #college #doctor #college-major #biology #pediatrics #biochemistry
Are there webistes out there that can help me when I'm taking my chemistry courses?
I was just curious about if there are different websites that can help me when I'm taking my chemistry courses throughout college. I know that college courses offer students office hours and review sessions so I was just wondering if there was certain sites for individual study. #college #science #chemistry #biochemistry #tutoring
How long does it take to become a disease researcher?
I really love the idea of becoming one, and I would love some info, personally from someone who may have experienced the time it took or someone who is knowledgeable. #biology #biochemistry #pharmaceuticals #medical-research #molecular-biology #drug-development #drug-discovery
How likely am I to travel abroad if I do undergraduate research?
I have always wanted to study abroad, but I'm worried that if I do undergraduate research, I won't be able to go because my project will keep me on campus. Is it likely I'll be able to go abroad and do research? I want to make the most out of my college experience. #research #study-abroad #biochemistry
How often will I find myself stuck without anything to do if I want to be a research biochemist?
I want to be a researcher after I graduate college. However, I want to know how often I will be stuck in the lab without any instruction and no work to do. I wish to be as productive as possible, so I'd like to know if I'll always be busy or not. #biology #graduate #chemistry #undergraduate #biochemistry
Is it hard to start a career with a biochemistry major ?
I will be studying biochemistry and starting college this upcoming fall. My plan is to become a pharmaceutical scientist after college but i was wondering if it is difficult to start a career? #career-path #biochemistry
How hard is the biochemistry major?
I will be studying biochemistry this upcoming fall and was just wondering how difficult the major is. #major #biochemistry
Are the prospects for chemistry truly as bad as people make them out to be?
Initially, I was really interested in majoring in chemistry/biochemistry (I realize the two are very different, but was leaning towards chemistry) this coming fall, but from what I've read online, chemists don't seem to have great job prospects. I've read of PhD students struggling to make over $50k a year, as well as the overall shortage of long-lasting (see: not temp) jobs in the field. Though chemistry interests me, I honestly don't want to find myself at a dead end with tons of student debt and no way to pay it off. Thanks :) #science #chemistry #biochemistry #job-market #organic-chemistry
If I had a B.Pharm degree, what would I do next if I wanted to do biochemical engineering/chemical engineering?
Okay, so basically I'm in my second year of the B.Pharm degree. I want to finish the degree. What would be my next step? In the end I want to do research in a direction that would incorporate biochemical engineering into my knowledge of medicines. To put it into perspective; I wouldn't mind studying another four to six years after having done the B.Pharm degree if I could then have a career as a research scientist in drug design, or something along those lines. #chemical-engineering #biochemistry #bioengineering #organic-chemistry #drug-development #drug-discovery
Which biochem company could I apply to for a summer internship?
I am interested in biochem. I am wondering what companies are accepting interns for the summer? #biology #chemistry #biochemistry #biochemist #biochemical
How far can I expect to get in the biochemistry field with a bachelor's degree?
I'm a high school senior and will be entering my freshman year of college in the fall. While I haven't made any final decision as to what I will be majoring in (and I know my interests may shift within the next few years - I'm looking at biochemistry and chemical/biochemical engineering at the moment). I'm curious as to what I can expect within the biochemistry field directly out of college. What are the job prospects, and what will the pay typically be? Would it be more beneficial to pursue a master's degree directly after earning a bachelor's? #biochemistry #biochemist
I would like more insight on the life of a biochemist and a bio-medical engineer
I have been debating whether or not to go into biochemistry or bio-medical engineering and I found out that a bio-medical engineer makes more than a biochemist so now I am indecisive. #job #biochemistry #biochemist
What kinds of careers combine biology and chemistry and what are they like?
I would like to know which possible careers are open if I were to take biochemistry in college. #biology #chemistry #careers #biochemistry
What's the difference between an immunologist and a pathologist, and what courses/degrees would one have to take to become either of these?
I would like to become a scientist who develops cures/methods for diseases. I'm not yet sure if these would be viruses, autoimmune diseases, bacterial, and so forth. I would preferably be working in a lab, but not be a practicing doctor. I'm confused on the name(s) of these fields and what path I would have to take to do this. Would I have to become a practicing doctor first, then specialize? When I apply to college should I apply to the Medicine department or somewhere else? #medicine #biochemistry #pathology #immunology