hi there,

i am a biotech grad (MSc). I agreed that r and d job that related to biotech is really hard to find. somemore, what biotechnology course give us is just a basic of almost every science subjects. Like me, i am not doing any majoring, but just biotechnology. Having sending a loy of application and no interview for me at all. The only one interview that i get is about molecular biology. the people end up sayting that because i am not majoring in molecular biology, therefore, he dont want to risk his company to hire a general science degree holder. I think i am having a wrong judement lasttime to believe the government effort to invest in biotechnology field. what the interview i got now is just insurance and also sales company. Didnt see any prospect in staying in biotech anymore.

Really regret that i didnt join a slimming company to become their trained nutritionist after i got my degree but i go into Msc. Now i want to find the same job, it's impossible. I have miss the golden chance.

Any biotech people out there who really involve themself in r and d or other fields, pls send respond to let other biotech grad to know what else industry they can be involved in ......i really run out of idea.
Advise to people who going to do a degree course, dont go into biotech but go into chemistry or pharmacy, cause these courses know formulation which really needed by food tech, drug, qc OR qa COMPANY.

hey well i m the postgraduate of the biotech, so it is true that it damn hard to get a job in biotech relate field after those biotech postgraduate  student graduate. I thought they say that our government are encourage the develop of biotech industry in m'sia?  Frankly i m kinda of scared after c what u guy said

wat is MGRC>> good question.. search google lo.. becoz i also dun knw n i do nt work thr.. u go search biotechcorp website thn u will knw wat izzit.. thn u r wat expert?? u specialize in wich field??

Correction: at least 3 years...and it's near impossible to grad in 3 years for Bio-related PhD...you'll finish your labwork in 3 years if you're lucky enough..