As a person who look forward to doing masters in biotech in Germany...this was indeed needed🙌🙂 Hoping that I'll end up hvng a good life science career ahead!
Hey man i will apply for biotechnology in the one of university in my country (i'm 12th grade) I love this field, it's literally jack of all of knowledge.
There might be something with chemistry to a lesser extent, or a very specific field within biotechnology. Jobs might be a bit easier to find in this case then a study program (relatively speaking). Try it out i would say. Look into job description and apply to those that are more suitable. You might get get a chance. I would try it out. Best of luck mate👍
Hey man, industrial microbiology student from the US here. I've been wanting to pursue biotechnology as I saw the potential and innovations in the field. Unfortunately, I've been having trouble getting a lot in addition to my education. Will I be fine on entry level if I phrase my transferable skills on my resume?
Sorry for the late reply. Yes you should be fine. I would say this tho, most biotechnologists including myself would have to apply more(struggle is to be expected). And transferable skills on your Resumee will always assist you in job application process yes.
I'm about to apply to UC Davis and am majoring in biotech. Did most of my lower/foundation coursework at a community college (general chem, bio, and general ed). I have a 3.9 gpa but am pretty scared I'll be way out of my depth at a high quality school... Is a bachelors in biotech worthwhile? I don't want to go to school for another four years to get a masters...
Well masters is preferred by most companies. And the type of work/ salary with masters is better and different then bachelors. In countries where the Industry is developed, it is Worth pursuing biotechnology (keep in mind the future looks good but the infustry is still not as developed like some engeering industries like mechanical/ robotics etc. And as fas as i know if your bachelors is 4 years long then masters would be just 1.5-2 years (in most countries)... Hope it helped
I am really confused about my career! Should I do bsc nursing in country like canada or should I go for btech biotechnology?? Is it worth it option for future??will it give a stable salary??please reply??🙏🏻❤️
just study nursing. seriously go to a career fair for students at any school where nursing is a thing. there's always people looking to hire nurses. and there always will be
Stable salary in relative terms is possible in both the fields, more so in nursing i would say. Biotech is constantly evolving, different types of hardships, uncertainties can not be avoided. Nursing is always in demand and isnt necessarily or atleast not heavily dependant on the industry like biotech, and nursing is and always would be in demand, and the type of work isnt changing that often. People lose their jobs more in biotech then in nursing. Keeping all that and more in mind, it is your decision, which way you would want to go. Think about the fact that you would probably be spending your 35-45 years in that field, and then chose your field. Best of luck
Student/job fairs are a very good advice. Get the info, then search for yourself aswell, consider all the aspects of the field that you can think of, then decide👍
Websites, dont know, but u can surely look into articles in different magazines, and publications... and for concepts and prep, i would recommend books like bioprocess technology, intro to biotechnology etc.... remember, biotech is a mixture, so learn abt the basics of other Disciplines, and that will carry you throught your biotech journey....
What do you mean by diagnostic bacteria? I mean anatomy maybe, but basics are a given i would say. I would like to think physiology more then anatomy..... But not sure on this question like how do think it might me? And thats the premise of this question?
@@BT.ed9 Diagnosing bacteria, I mean knowing the type of bacteria that causes diseases. Regarding physiology, I must know the mechanics of the body’s organs?
Hi! Thanks you for your channel. I have a question. I want to study biotechnology but I'm from Venezuela and that career don't exist here. So I started studying chemical engineer but it's really hard and I was thinking if I should to change to chemistry career. So my question is Which is the better or more similar to biotechnology?. Thanks you again.
Biotechnology has alot of chemistry but not only chemistry. I would definitely suggest biotechnology. Other than that, biochemistry, microbiology, medical technology, etc. Depends on what you want to do. Best of luck👍
Biotech is nice, but Bioinformatics is booming as well. As far as i know, there are more people needed in Bioinfo then in biotech. In both of these fields you cant go wrong, but if i had to chose, dont know what i would do. So i would suggest that you go with the field that interests you more. Look at some job offers, and you will see which field is more in demand at the moment. Wish you the best of luck
To some degree yea, like Evaluation of results or some data administration, or something with the management etc. But i think in the beginning at least in most cases you are required to do so in the lab. It can change with time and experience...
Hey......I am currently pursuing B.pharma 4th year in India and i want to do my masters from Germany in 2024 . Thank uhh so much for your guidance, but can you please suggest us public universities who are offering biotechnology for masters and what would be the requirements for that........hope you will soon make video on this.
thankyou sir ! iam 16y'o and i wanted to do btech in biotechnology or BSC I need to prepare for JEE bt i was confused whether to choose biotechnology or not this helped me a lot and i hope i will crack JEE and cmplt my Btech ! THANKYOUU
I'm a medical technologist. Recently i completed BSc in Laboratory medicine. will it be a good decision for me to study biotech in Australia & then search for a job in related sector later?
Yes it would. If you go towards pharma>Diagnostic biotech, that would improve your career prospects and unlock abit better possibilities for the future, and thats a huge +. Hope that answers your question. And btw Aus is not that bad for biotech👍
Hello Sir, I am a Bangladeshi student and have just finished 12th class exams. I am interested in studying biotechnology. I have a question Would it be worth it to do biotechnology in China? Please let me know, Sir.
China is one of the leading countries in biotech. But two things to be considered, your interests, and what exactly qould you be doing. In my opinion there are sectors within biotech industry that wouldnt help much in your career development, eg production. RnD is mich better for example in that regard. Thats just my opinion
Thanks for your reply. In my country, they offer a course called Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, but the available seats are very limited. This why I am thinking for aboard.
@@naziaislam4855 I would suggest looking into the Handbook of the course. and maybe the structure of the program. GBut yea you can do that. Btw. My answer was more about working in Choina. I somhow fiocused ont hat more. I dont know much about the universitites in China, but sure you can ask them
@@naziaislam4855 If its possible then sure. but this one sounds good and interesting. Almost everything about genetic engineering is research so it would be my preferred choice. But see where if suits you. Best of luck
Both are possible, pharma.tech is more narrowed/specialized, biotech is more generic, if thats a correct description 😬 The difference mostly comes later in academic ladder, but both are possible.....
Anything with applied is for applications in the Industry. This surely goes for biology as well. So with applied biology you do have applications for your field in the Industry.
