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Hi yaa, Once you will pass a degree for Chemistry or Biochemistry.You can join Industry say for example Pharmaceutical as analyst or scientist.

is very broad field for such degrees If you are interested you can check on job sides for biochemists or specially in health and beauty field as a scientist on behalf of your bio chem or chem degree.If you want to study further, well, you can do pharmacy 4 years rather to do 5 year course.Sometimes employer provide opportunity to do higher degree after Bsc. So,No need to worry do your best.Trust me you will be rewarded. Cheers

Wed, 27 Aug 2008 10:24:40 GMT

Hello For employment prospects related to these subjects, check out the Prospects graduate employment website: www.prospects.ac.uk you’ll see links to chemistry and to biochemistry.

these links, there’s information under various headings, including job options, career areas, skills and case studies for example. In addition, check out the websites for The Royal Society of Chemistry at www.rsc.org and The Association for Clinical Biochemistry (ACB) at www.acb.org.uk both professional bodies are involved in practice and promotion of these areas of science and have links to information on related career opportunities. In addition, the careers service at any university offering degrees in these subjects will have information regarding outcomes for previous graduates, so do contact them to find out more. As I’m not clear if you are about to choose a course or are nearing completion, I’ll add some information regarding course choice. To find out what chemistry and biochemistry courses are available, go to ucas.com on the UCAS website and then select your choices either as a single or combined course from the A Z list.

may also want to look at information on supported open learning with The Open University at www.open.ac.uk (details about courses, funding, etc) and www3.open.ac.uk (science courses). www3.open.ac.uk is useful for information about professional recognition of OU qualifications by various professional bodies. Incidentally, you can apply to the OU alongside UCAS, effectively widening your course choice.

you begin your employment search, you may find it useful to have a look at the following site for information on Applications, CVs and interviews: www.prospects.ac.uk Allow some time for this research as you may find other links that you’ll want to follow up.

luck with your future study and career!

Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:48:42 GMT