what is the scope of Msc applied microbiology

A career in Applied Microbiology is at the forefront of human health, industry and the environment. A post graduation In Applied Microbiology covers basic microbiological techniques and includes environmental microbiology, industrial uses of microbiology and biotechnology, molecular biology, food-borne diseases and food safety . Career options are available in Environmental laboratories, Food industries (food production and contamination control) Laboratory and technical management, and Research. You could explore the various job portals like naukri.com, websites of companies you are interested in working with, and also speak to various people in this field to understand better the options available.

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Hiii.As a microbiologist i think its a very vast field. I am doing BS (Hons.) Applied Microbiology from UVAS, Lahore,Pakistan. We can get jobs in food industries, Pharmaceuticalz, Labs.etc.So, Dont worry about scope of micro.

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in industries as quality controller, in laboratories, etc

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HI,Scope of M.Sc students joining in medical colleges as faculty: In simple words, there is no scope at all. There was a time when there were no takers for paraclinical subjects like microbiology by MBBS graduates, the M.Sc degree holders were in demand. Now almost every college has full admission to MD microbiology. Each year 20-30 MD students pass out of medical colleges from Karnataka alone and the number of M.Sc students from both the colleges too is almost same. With so many MD degree holders around, the scope for M.Sc degree holders is scarce. Many institutions are not appointing M.Sc degree holders these days. Some colleges appoint them as tutors or demonstrators and not even as lecturers. Even if a M.Sc degree holder is appointed as lecturer, he/she is entitled to promotion as Assistant professor after three years, which is wrongly and unjustly denied in several institutions. The pay package in private institutions too may vary with the degree, where M.Sc degree holders may be underpaid. MCI does not recommend promoting M.Sc faculty above the post of Asst. Prof. without a medical PhD. In simple words, a M.Sc faculty can not expect any growth in medical college without a PhD. The post graduate course (M.Sc) is not considere

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