How can I become a genetic engineer after doing B.Sc (Hons) in biochemistry?
Asked by Souradip Ganguly
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Since genetic engineering is such a complex field, earning a post-graduate degree can be quite helpful in getting to do work you are interested in. This is especially true if you want to lead your own research. You may be able to find entry-level work with a Bachelors degree, but a Masters can make you more competitive for prestigious or exciting positions, and a doctorate gives you even more of an advantage. Additionally, if you want to treat humans with genetic conditions, you may also need to become a medical doctor on top of obtaining a doctorate in genetic engineering. You may find joining a professional organisation is helpful in...more -
Specializations in Biochemistry:
Molecular biology
Genetics
Energy and metabolism
Bioinformatics
Cell biology and signalling
Development and disease
Plant biology
Courses in Biochemistry:
Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
Master of Science in Biochemistry
M.Phil in Biochemistry
Ph.D in Biochemistry
In order to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry, the student must have passed higher secondary education or 10+2 with biology and math as subjects with a minimum of 50 percent marks. The duration of Bachelor's degree is mostly three years.
For admission to a Master's degree in Biochemistry, the student must have a Bachelor's degree in the relevan...more
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