what can i do after completing his/her m.sc in biotechnology? Are there any jobs available for them?
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Yes there are. There are a lot of research organizations that have Bio tech scientists. However, the largest employer of Biotechnology scientists are the Pharmaceutical industry. All Pharamaceutical companies have a research division which need people with these skills. Apart from that, a lot of agricultural research companies also hire these professionals. So there is a big market out there if you are qualified enough.
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Yes, absolutely.  You could work at a biotech company like Amgen (which I live nearby -- it provides thousands of jobs to scientists in fields like yours)
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It depends on what type of research they are doing; if it involves manipulation of the DNA in stem cells or simply convincing them to grow how we want them to.\n\nBasic, generic terms for careers that encompass this type of research are Biotechnologist and Microbiologist.\n\nBiologist is simply too broad of a term, particularly with all of the chemistry involved with this type of research. Also, not all scientists are biologists. What about chemists or physicists? They are scientists as well.\n\nFeel free to contact me if you have any more questions.
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The future of biotechnology is bright.If you move to the area of agriculture, the scope is immense.There are food plants that need to be protected from pests and made to cope with less water content. In terms of quality of produce, there is some scope of improvement.\nIn pharmacology several biochemically engineered  drugs are to be manufactured.There are large number of labs in different parts of the world that have taken up the challenging task of manufacturing drugs that afflict mankind.GENE THERAPY is being talked about.All you have to do is be in touch with  latest techniques and use your computer to find out latest developments.If you are in India, get in touch with people at CCMB at Hyderabad, and JNU. You may even visit some of the progressive labs for stimulating your thoughts.
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you can always go to B.Sc microbiology or biochemistry or something like that and become a research scholar or if you are really good at it ,u can go 4 doc or related phisiotherapy or dentistry ,etc...
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hey go in for any degree for biotech..like graduation in zoology botany or life sciences...its makes a very wide scope n opportunities as far as biotech is concerned\ngo for a more reputed university than a privateinstitute..pls mention ur country of study for a more specific answer\nall the universities worldover recognise science grads esp. biology for biotech pg
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www.bls.gov/oco \nGo to this website to find out about different occupations, what they do, where they work, and how much they are making.\nMost people I know go on to get a Masters in a more specialized area of Biology. Just what you want to hear...more school!\nIts better to find an area to focus on or minor in because truly the jobs are competitive. My suggestion is epidemiology. You can make good money, there are a good amount of positions out there, and the future is looking pretty good for that area. \nBest advice I have is do at least one internship where you can learn about the different jobs and experience it hands on. I 'thought' I wanted to go into Biotechnology but once I got into the field realized it wasn't for me, nothing wrong with it but it wasn't personally fulfilling. \n\nGood luck!
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Don't know what your qualifications or preferred location are, but I think we have a few tenure-track openings in biology...\n\nhttp://www.sc.edu\n\nhere is the HR page \n\nhttps://uscjobs.sc.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1145901418351
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my cousin just graduated with that same degree.  her favorite area was research, and she just got a job in a lab at a hospital where they work on diagnosis.\n\none option, anyway.
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My cousin does this.  She started out in basic biology and got very high grades.  She then went on to get a Masters degree and some post grad research.  There are not a lot of jobs like that so it's a buyer's market (employers get to pick and choose).  You have to have good qualifications to be a serious contender.  Good grades and having internships at known companies really helps.  Oh, and publish, publish, publish!
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Apart from Biochemistry, Biotechnology will be good. Better job prospects, also wide scope for research.
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yes, in u.k many universities are doing m.sc in biotechnology, but you must  be a proficient in mathmatics or if you have evidence to prove. that you will got admission .\ntahir.s
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Do you have an MD? What other scientific background do you have? What country are you in? \n\nIf you have an MD, I would suggest you apply for a PhD, so you can be an MD/PhD. That would put you in a very powerful position. I would look for graduate programs exploring the medical implications of nanotechnology.
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Hi, \nThere is little doubt that in very near future biotech is going to be the field you want to be in. But you must realize that biotech is a research oriented area. There is a very high chance that you would end up in the academia or in the research division of some company. To be taken seriously as a researcher you must have at least a master's degree under your belt. If you have a Ph. D., it can't get any better. Even Indian biotech companies are reluctant to hire you unless you are an M.Tech or an M.Sc.\n\nMy point is that although biotech is a VERY promising area, you need specialization. So although B.Tech. by itself is not  sufficient, it definitely is a stepping stone for you. And looking at it from this perspective, it most certainly IS a valuable course.
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First of all each and every field has great potential and it is upto us that how to we unwind it to our advantage. One way of utilising your knowledge is to go for research work. Drug discovery is one such hot field. Another could be join the teaching bandwagon. This life would be tension free. Since you have good knowledge in the field of veterinary science you can also use this knowledge in a different fashion by doing MBA in Biotechnology. This is a 2-year course and I think it will be very suitable for you. Thus you can join and Biotech companies, Pharma companies and ofcorse you will be able to join companies making drugs for veterinary purpose.\n\nMBA-Biotechnology or MBA-BT or MBA-Biotech has lots of scope. Asia's No.1 MBA-Biotech course is available at the University of Pune, India. Pune is also called " The Oxford of the East" and is India's best educational hub and of course the biggest one. University of Pune aptly referred to as the Pune University attracts the largest number of foreign students in India. Pune has a very friendly environment. As far as the MBA-Biotech from the Department of Management Sciences, University of Pune is concerned it attracts students from Japan, Korea etc.\n\nAfter doing this course the placements are wonderful. Since this course i.e MBA-Biotechnology degree is given by the Department of Pune University itself therefore this degree is valid any where in the world. Students from Pune University who have done MBA-Biotech are working in European countries as well. More details are available on - \nhttp://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net \n\nhttp://www.microbiologyindia.cjb.net is a ultimate web-site on Microbiology from India and is soon going to launch a web-site on Biotechnology for University students probably by June end of 2006. Any one can contribute articles on Biotech and Microbiology and other related biology branches  to this web-site just by e-mailing the article to them.