Apr 16 2020, 01:14 AM
QUOTE(snowz28 @ Feb 13 2014, 12:40 PM)
I considered Biomedical Science as my undergraduate degree course.
I haven't registered myself but the intake is a month away.
Those biomedical students or graduates, please do help
What can I do after completing the basic 3/4 years of biomed degree?
As far as I was told, biomedical science students usually end up in labs doing research.
I am not a very lab kind of person, nor do I love biology.
But compared to medicine and pharmacy, this seems like a lighter and brighter path to take.
I would like to know the opportunities of a biomed graduate.
I've heard of furthering one's studies.
What if I don't..?
What am I left to choose..?
Plus, pharmacy and medicine fields are said to be getting VERY saturated with umemployed graduates.
Is this the same with biomed..?
This is a big concern for me as I am planning to stay in Malaysia unless I am THAT smart to earn myself a scholarship.
Meanwhile, I need to know the ugliest fact before I throw myself into this course.
THANK YOU!
Hi, I am not sure if you would see this since it has already been 6 years. I would also assumed that you have completed your biomedical science degree in Taylor's. I'm currently also looking at the same degree at Taylor's. I would like to know how was your experience studying there? And how was the employability once graduating? I'm also lost right now as I know that I have no interest in business and accounting, and am more interested into biology and learning about humans. But being in the lab 24/7 isn't something I would enjoy either. So I would like to know your opinion and experience. Thank you!I haven't registered myself but the intake is a month away.
Those biomedical students or graduates, please do help
What can I do after completing the basic 3/4 years of biomed degree?
As far as I was told, biomedical science students usually end up in labs doing research.
I am not a very lab kind of person, nor do I love biology.
But compared to medicine and pharmacy, this seems like a lighter and brighter path to take.
I would like to know the opportunities of a biomed graduate.
I've heard of furthering one's studies.
What if I don't..?
What am I left to choose..?
Plus, pharmacy and medicine fields are said to be getting VERY saturated with umemployed graduates.
Is this the same with biomed..?
This is a big concern for me as I am planning to stay in Malaysia unless I am THAT smart to earn myself a scholarship.
Meanwhile, I need to know the ugliest fact before I throw myself into this course.
THANK YOU!
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