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How is B.Sc biology course beneficial?
B.Sc biology degree serves as a basis for further higher studies in this field such as M.Sc, Ph.D and M.Phil degree in botany as well as in zoology, bio-chemistry, bio-technology, food science, biomedical sciences, genetics, molecular biology, microbiology, environmental sciences, virology, toxicology, etc. The successful completion of which makes one eligible for the post of a lecturer in any university/college.
B.Sc biology degree holders have plenty of opportunities in the field of research and development, pharmaceuticals and chemical industries, public health and environmental protection sectors, clinical research, waste management, etc.
They also have options in research and development, and they can become research associate. It allows you to carry out experiments under the instruction of established scientists.
B.Sc biology employment areas are mentioned below:
1. Agricultural research services.
2. Biotechnology firms.
3. Botanical gardens.
4. Botanical survey.
5. Broadcast companies.
6. Clinical research organizations.
7. Colleges/universities.
8. Conservatories.
9. Environmental management and conservation.
10. Farm management organizations.
11. Fermentation industries (including breweries).
12. Fertilizer and chemicals plants.
13. Food institutes.
14. Plant genetics.
15. Herbal products companies.
16. Hospitals.
17. Plant genetics research centers.
18. Research and development firms.
19. Scientific and medical equipment suppliers.
20. Medical research.
21. Medical laboratories.
22. National parks.
23. Pharmaceutical companies.
24. Seed and nursery companies.
25. Wildlife and fishery departments.
B.Sc biology job types are:
1. Biology content developer.
2. Biology researcher.
3. Biological technician.
4. Botanist.
5. Conservationist.
6. Ecologist.
7. Environment consultant.
8. Farming consultant.
9. Forester.
10. Geneticist.
11. Horticulturist.
12. Laboratory technician.
13. Molecular biologist.
14. Museum educator.
15. Mycologist.
16. Natural resources manager.
17. Nursery manager.
18. Plant biochemist.
19. Plant explorer.
20. Plant researcher.
21. Science adviser.
22. Taxonomist.