sigh..why you choose to take science..biomed science some more?

me myself biotech graduates, working in biomed sc/medical technology/life science research environment, top public hospital..

this field has very slow career promotion, close to none industrial opportunities and not even recognised as professionals..

better take pharmacy, optometrist, nutritionist, chemist, or others which has some sort of professional recognition..

if u insist, like wat i did, the best options is to score first class..go direct to your phd..and options will open ups after that..else with average degree..u will end up as sales reps..or lab rats..hehe

ps: oh dont ever thinks of science officer position..it s one of the worst job scheme for gomen..but if you really like lay back, lab works all the time, in the hospital..can give a try...

hurm..the path to phd is a different story pulak..after your degree, which can be anywhere, but of course minimum CGPA should be >3.4..choose your core field of interest first, then you know where to find the best in the field supervisor or among the best in the world..try to get the supervisor with your title or research topic then try apply to the uni..after that follow the flow loh, whether u do direct phd..or 1+3 integrated master n phd also got..only keypoint is..you must be really good in your topic..

back to ts..if u dont like neither lab work nor biology..why choose biomed?

if really hate labwork..can choose biology with education..teachers also earn not bad nowadays..else left sales job..or clinical research associate..or insurance..very limited..