Careers for Biological and Biomedical Sciences (joint degree with National University of Singapore) BSc (Hons)
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If you are wondering what to do after a degree in biological and biomedical sciences, there are a number of options.
Our graduates find employment in a wide variety of biomedicine and healthcare industries such as:
- university research institutes
- pharmaceutical
- teaching in schools, colleges, and universities
This course also can allow graduate entry to a degree in medicine or dentistry.
The scientific training and problem-solving skills you’ll gain as part of this course are highly valued in areas such as:
- government research institutes
- pharmaceutical
- biotechnology
- food
- academic research and teaching
As a student at the University of Dundee, you’ll also have access to our Careers Service. They can empower you to develop your full potential and take confident steps towards your future.
Darren, BSc Biological and Biomedical Science Joint Degree Programme with the National University of Singapore graduate.
Our Careers Service provides our students with far more than CV advice. From 30-hour micro-placements as part of modules, to gaining academic credit for improving employability skills we'll prepare you for your future career throughout your time at Dundee.
You'll benefit from:
- Seven recruitment fairs on City campus each year - featuring around 250 local, national, and global employers.
- This includes our Go Global fair to help secure a summer placement abroad.
- Around 8,000 vacancies a year featured on our Jobshop website, for part-time work, graduate roles, internships, and voluntary jobs.
- A dedicated careers adviser, specialising in your subject, who can provide one-to-one guidance, application support, and personalised practice interview support.
If you have any questions about the admissions process, studying, or living in Dundee, please contact us