Career options after BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE DEGREE 🎓

[@nooh6842]

If Olivia Rodrigo did biomedical science ^

[@ClintonRatmo]

Thats not rodrigo

[@echoic-yl5wj]

@@ClintonRatmomissed the joke Einstein 🤦‍♂️

[@estherighile]

definitely. I thought it was her for a second.

[@ilyavoldman6508]

You are awsome! Really serious and informative. Just what somebody researching Bio-Med needs.

[@carlosamadeoalfaroquinde4179]

that was a good information , i am gonna start a phd soon and i am excited about this but at the same time it is good to see that there are more options out of academia

[@Nicholas-I]

Soon to be DR .....

[@imaanmudassar5181]

Such great and helpful video.. Thank you so much!💕

[@shakiranazar6115]

thank you very much, it was very informative!

[@dzzthink3655]

Regarding medical scientific writing, try applying to medical communication agencies, where most of the jobs are at. You can work as a medical writer or an account executive, and still use your science skills for helping pharma clients with publications. Noone talks much about these companies but there are more opportunities there than a university or media company. The big companies include oxford pharmagenesis, nucleus global, apothecom, and Fleischman Hillard.

[@pabloventos3361]

Very informative, thank you very much!

[@avzcadoo1182]

This video was extremely helpful thank u so much

[@logalobi9140]

Keep doing and put more video about biomedical science...

[@magnetic9716]

Can i do masters in pharmacy after pursuing bachelors in biomedical sciences

[@Biomeducated]

Very insightful, especially for UK students specifically! What's your PhD project about? :)

[@research.diaries]

Thank you! Glad it’s genuinely helpful for people! 😊 My PhD is in the filed of cancer immunotherapy development - I am looking at how we could stimulate and utilise a particular type of immune cells for more potent tumour killing 🔬

[@Biomeducated]

@@research.diaries Nice! Interesting field! I'm also in the (innate) immune field, overlapping with hepatology/gastroenterology.

[@research.diaries]

Oh lovely! Nice to see other immunology peeps here 🙌🏻 I’ve just subscribed to your channel!

[@Biomeducated]

@@research.diaries Great! was subbed to yours too already! ;) Looking forward to your future content!

[@research.diaries]

You will have to check that one with the masters course you are applying for 😊 It depends on how strict their entry requirements are on whether it has to be a human biology type of bachelor’s or any life science degree 👍🏻

[@miod73]

Great tips 👍🏻, thank you and good luck

[@HA-fl6we]

I’m in a gap year and I’m 19 now. I work full time in customer service and I got an unconditional for biomedical science. My colleagues mocked me and said it’s useless. The people I work with think that a woman’s job is to stay at home and look after the kids so they keep telling me that university is useless even though they all have degrees like pharmacy. Etc. I have anxiety and when people say things like this I overworry myself and cry a lot. These thoughts keep spiralling around in my mind that my degree is useless and I should just give up. I have low self esteem and I don’t know how to take peoples words sometimes. I usually keep quiet and let them say what they want but it still gets to me. Is my degree really useless? I’m sad.

[@teknul89]

Why not visit a hospital or your university that offers this education and ask Them about the Education to understand more if there is job and What they do and What is required etc They usually help a lot for those who wants to know more about this field

[@brimusaamv1410]

Go for your dreams what others say do not matter I learned that the hard way Your a brilliant women who will blossom with education

[@mdferdousmridha7643]

Thank you so much for make our prospective path. Hahaha! Your talking like a AI, Anyway, I love it! Thank you once agin.

[@XinYiSim]

Thanks for the lovely video!! It really helps!! A question pls, currently i am a biomedical student but have interest in becoming physiotherapist. My question is what is the differencein future pathway between people who graduaded from 4-years phosiotherapist bachelor degree and people like us , 3 years biomedical degree+ 2 years physiotherapist which is pre-registered??

[@issarebeccaopeyemi8064]

I love the information on physiotherapy pre registration so can u elaborate more on it

[@scientist1239]

Hey thanks you enjoyed this video and I subscribed to your channel

[@patriciapozo5800]

Was being a biomedical science major hard? I am considering it, maybe you can make a video on what it was like and studying tips. I am just dreading organic chemistry

[@research.diaries]

Hi! Thanks for the suggestion, will add that to my list of videos 😁 Organic chemistry isn’t really in the scope of biomed - it’s more likely to be a big part of Biochemistry degree so don’t worry about that 😊 As for it being hard, if it was easy then it wouldn’t be as interesting 😉 If you enjoy it then you’ll be fine

[@DTGMRuns]

I definitely did organic chemistry as part of my biomed degree but it was completely doable! As with any degree it’s about the level of effort you put into it.

[@research.diaries]

Oh that’s interesting! I didn’t have any organic chemistry when I studied so maybe that depends on the degree and the university

[@DTGMRuns]

Research Diaries I think the IBMS accredited degrees include a large proportion of chemistry in general because of their requirement to teach biochemistry as the pathology discipline. Organic chemistry for me was lumped into first year when they taught broad chemistry, second year there was a small amount but only that which was relevant to human biochemistry, and the final year there was essentially none!

[@asiyalyn9532]

I’m Currently doing a Biomedical science Degree and there is a bit of Organic Chemistry however it is not much.

[@Abdullah-wt6zl]

Thank you mam Its very useful

[@chalee97]

Good contents!!

[@sarasalehi4125]

very helpful. thank you very much

[@axelbaumann916]

love it, what are your thoughts with regards a graduate degree in Biomedical Research, would you say these prospective works would look similar?

[@LauraPerez-do9mv]

this was so useful

[@shainishanel8207]

I wanna know can I become a doctor after doing bio medical science ??

[@hasanulraffi8475]

Really informative. But I would like to know whether I need HCPC registration for any kind of NHS jobs? Is it required for STP path as well? I am an international student who completed his masters in molecular genetics from University of Nottingham. As an international is there an alternative to HCPC or its compulsory for everyone to register?

[@thod2987]

If you want to be a Biomedical Scientist, then you will need to complete the IBMS registration portfolio to become registered with the HCPC before starting this work. In the case of the STP, you need not become registered with the HCPC or even be a Biomedical Scientist prior to enrollment. If you want to become a clinical scientist with the STP, you could do so through gaining relevant experience in the field and then applying through their website. If you want to chat about this more then contact me. I am about to start my career as Biomedical Scientist in Biochemisty.

[@mroosie7488]

You don’t need to be HCPC Registered to do the STP, but it leads to HCPC registration as a clinical scientist

[@fidhafathima5339]

Hello

[@bookishfeminist6221]

I have a degree in Occupational Health and Safety. Now I want to study biomedical science and I have read that lab safety is highly important in biomed. Am I making the right choice? What could be the career options for me?

[@Libbydar_17]

Hey, i’m just done with my 12th grade and about to pursue biomedical science degree in the uni of East london, wanted to ask that is it enough if i complete degree which is of maybe 3-4 years and start my job? I dont really want to study any further after 4-5 years and that’s the reason i’m not opting for mbbs since it requires specialization too and i can’t be bound for more than 5 years. If you’ve done bachelors in biomedical science than what are the career opt if i may ask?

[@Libbydar_17]

Plus i heard from many of my friends that biomedical science is not a rewarding field and i shouldn’t opt for it, i’m really confused

[@celeste9893]

I'm worried as well...

[@nonamenoname21]

Same question dude, what happened?

[@stefanocarulli3591]

@@nonamenoname21 we all fucked that's what happened it's a really bad degree, if only I had known before...

[@Komachi1003]

Oh damn let me join yall too. and what you doing now? should i do it? any advices?

[@silvasilva1748]

Hi, could you give me some information? Who did this graduation in Brazil need to revalidate in the UK? How does the field work for foreign professionals?

[@avanjj8419]

hi, can you become a clinical Scientist straight after finishing a biomedical science degree?

[@goldendiploma9865]

if by Degree you mean only a BS. then no you probably cant. You will need at minimum a Masters degree because you will have to compete against a huge number Biomedical PHD graduates that have done many post-docs. Its unlikely that you will be considered a 'scientist' with only a BS degree.

[@riyaannareji6996]

Hello Mam,I am a chemistry graduate nd I am wishing to pursue a master’s in biochemistry in uk,I want to know that,is it necessary to have a HCPC registration to work as a biochemist or any other job related to biochemistry in uk ?

[@Sonia-fq3mg]

Can I work in the cosmetics field after I finish my studies in biomedical sciences please?

[@kenna117]

hi maam i'm incoming college student and still confused, can you tell me if it's better to take BMS or biology?

[@zarashanaz1850]

How can I get into physiotherapy, im in final year biomedical science course is IBMS accredited but I haven't did a placement year to get HCPC? can I do a masters for a year or 2 and then become one??

[@maryalonso448]

Hello! Does anybody know if you can do a biomedical engineering master after a biomedical sciences bachellor degree?? Thanks!!

[@chukwuebukairondi6188]

Please i am a Nigerian, is Medical Laboratory Scientist, same to Biomedical Scientist?

[@shmileyfaysche]

With a biomedical degree can I study epidemiology for a masters degree?

[@okimcanary7821]

thanks alot your guidance,however i would like to know whether i can also do Bachelors in biomedical science with my qulification of certificate in medical laboratory technology

[@okpolihenry983]

yes

[@ayesha1041]

Is this something we do in college? Or after college? If I choose btec applied science lvl 3 and then foundation year can I get into medicine in uni/med school?

[@nchahlecely4743]

Please as an applicant to secure a space for a masters program in the UK from Africa which courses will you advice me to choose under biochemistry. Are they highly demanded in the job market there in the UK?

[@nchahlecely4743]

Please reply I will greatly appreciate

[@luminous7422]

Hi sis, u r videos are so awesome....thank u for that.... I want to know that is it easy to get part time job in UK for bsc students as an international student?

[@fidhafathima5339]

Yes u can

[@heyyoloshiney]

Hi thanks for making this video! was helpful & gave a great insight of biomedical! So Im planning on doing biomedical science, I have few questions Can I do digital & social media marketing & biomedical science? Suppose If I want to be a cosmetic/pharmaceutical chemist/scientist so can I become a person invents beauty items like makeup? So basically can I maKe formulas & start a cosmetic company? Also if I chose biomedical engineering can go into any cosmetic field like inventing beauty proceedures? If can Will I have to specialize in beauty?

[@silvasilva1748]

Can you tell me which of these would have a short internship program for foreigners?

[@yogeshparsana8861]

after MSc in Biomedical Science in the UK, how many bands I will get? and through this how can I apply into NHS?

[@research.diaries]

Check out this link for more information on the NHS scientist training: www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/career-planning/study-and-training/graduate-training-opportunities/nhs-scientist-training-programme 👍🏻

[@tessyjustin4431]

Hii

[@chathuanushki6331]

Could you please tell me after the biomed degree what are the good field to purse the postgraduate studies in biomedical science...I dont have any idea about the options.

[@research.diaries]

Hi! That really depends on what you are interested in within the field of biomedical science. There are different kinds of Masters courses and PhD programmes available in different fields of biomedical science so I suggest you check those out :) Maybe have a think of what particular areas of biomed you are interested in (eg. cell biology, immunology, cancer sciences, etc), and you could search for postgraduate programmes in these areas. Also, some universities offer Masters in Biomedical Science/Research, which is more broad in case of you are not sure about exactly what you are interested in. So yes, check the postgrad courses at different unis and see what you fancy!

[@chathuanushki6331]

@@research.diaries Thanks a lot for replying.I will be really grateful if u can share some links regarding this.and I would like to know what is the most appropriate field for biomed postgraduate which have more jobs...and finally want to know wether there are any good fields related to nutrition in biomed

[@Komachi1003]

​@@chathuanushki6331hello did you do biomed degree? is it hard to find jobs?

[@thang9540]

how's about medical lab scientist

[@khalliwalli-obaidfarooqui]

knowledgeable and informative video, keep it up

[@abduliamusamarah5225]

Can I do MD In Homeopathy after BSC Hons in Biomedical Science

[@zzit4609]

Hello can you do biomedical science with applied science and psychology

[@research.diaries]

I think it depends on the university (eg. University of Birmingham say that BTEC is not accepted for biomed but it is accepted at Birmingham City University). Also, if Psychology is an A-level then it may be accepted as long as you have minimum 1 or 2 science A-levels (Biology, Chemistry or Physics) but you have to check with the universities you are considering applying to as the requirements do vary 👍🏻

[@zzit4609]

Research Diaries ok what about if you have applied science instead of bio and Chem considering that it worth 2 a levels

[@research.diaries]

Again, this depends on the university you are applying to. I did 3 science A-levels so there were no questions about entry requirements, but do check the course entry information for each university you would like to apply to.

[@Yopilopi777]

Hi, I did applied science and psychology in college and I am now studying biomed. You would have to look at different university websites and check grade boundaries. If they take BTEC along with an A-level then just aim for those grades.

[@zzit4609]

@@Yopilopi777 update : im now planning to do psychology

[@AlekKoles-ct7eh]

If biomedical science is so great then why did ziprecruiter recently ranked it as the 9th most regretted major and 52% of graduates said they regret majoring in it. And why do 70% of graduates in biomedical science have masters degrees but 50% of them are still under employed?

[@Victoria-hz3gx]

Due to biomedical engineering design. Machines replaced people, so walking in a dead mans shoes. X

[@paulnjeru8447]

Am taking . medical biotechnology what specialization is better

[@shine_498]

can I do masters in Forensic science Is this a good course ? please reply

[@bishaldahal5817]

Incredible video. But i didn't get it. Can we works as an physiotherapist if we have BS Biomedical sciences degree or have to do more?

[@research.diaries]

Thank you! No, you can’t work as a physio directly after your degree. You need to do a physio course afterwards 👍🏻

[@bishaldahal5817]

OKay, then if i want to be pharmaceutical sales representative them what should i specialized in3rd year of biomedical sciences?

[@kamalsohi8652]

What can i do after biomedical science to become physiotherapists

[@judep6077]

How important are A-levels If you apply to the 5 year medicine course as a graduate?

[@littleunicorn6573]

it depends on each university's entry requirements for graduate entry courses for eg; Nottingham doesn't require any A levels but you have to have a 2:1 or above in a science related degree and pass a Gamsat exam but University of Birmingham asks for 3 A levels in sciences and ucat I believe. It's best to look at each university's entry requirements. Hope that helped because I am studying medicine after my biomed degree. Good luck!

[@waizrafiq8842]

@@littleunicorn6573 can you please tell me how did you apply for medicine after your biomedical degree?

[@littleunicorn6573]

@@waizrafiq8842 i'm still in my 2nd year of biomed and am studying for the gamsat which I will take in coming september and/or 2022 march. I still haven't applied to any unis but I will do so once I pass the gamsat.

[@waizrafiq8842]

@@littleunicorn6573 why aren't you giving ukcat?? And are alevels grades important after doing biomedical sciences and then applying for medical universitiess?

[@littleunicorn6573]

@@waizrafiq8842 my first choice of uni is nottingham and they don't require A levels or ukcat which would be hard because I'm aiming to get 1:1 in my recent biomed degree all the while studying for the gamsat and doing volunteer work, i would suggest you look at universities and their entry requirements

[@clarkkent4683]

Hi, would the health sciences or biology degree at the open university be a suitable path to get into biomedical science?

[@martinadebnath3971]

Hi, would you say that the university I go to should be IBMS accredited if applying if I want a career in research? Does is also have to be HCPC approved? And if the uni does not have this accreditation and are required, how would I apply for that? Thank you

[@research.diaries]

Hiya! If you want to do research, then the university does not have to be accredited (mine wasn’t at the time of my studies and I am a research scientist) 👍🏻 However, if you want to work as a healthcare biomedical scientist then you do need to have this accreditation (ie. do the course at a university that is accredited). Having said that though, I think you may still be able to work as a healthcare scientist if you did a course that is not accredited, but I am not sure how you go about that, sorry (possibly by gaining an extra qualification after biomed but you’ll have to double check). Hope this help!

[@jt1460]

Hey Maria!! It was really helpful information. I am really wanting to take part in scientific training programme. But I haven't done any placement (just BSc in biomed) also my university is not accredited. So in that case what should I do? And will I get paid while doing the stp? It would be great if u could kindly reply. Thanks

[@research.diaries]

Hi Nishat! Thank you, I’m glad you found the video useful 😊 Yes, you do get paid in the STP! I think the pay is at around Band 6, which is £25-28k but you will have to double check that as the salaries tend to change over time (but it will be something along those lines) 👍🏻 In terms of experience, I think any lab experience you may have gained during biomed is useful (eg. lab practicals). And you can check the FAQs or contact the STP to check if you are ok to apply as you are or whether you will need some more experience before applying! You can find the contact details here: www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/contact-us I hope this helps! 😊

[@jt1460]

@@research.diaries thank u so much. ❤️❤️

[@research.diaries]

No problem! Best of luck with it all 😊

[@zaink7037]

I applied for this but got put in the reserve list then was unsuccessful getting an interview which covid didn't help with also. The only big problem is how limited vacancies are for this. Im also curious also that do you get straight into a clinical scientist job after the training or do you have to search for a vacancy? If the latter is the case personally I found clinical scientist roles hardly pop up and those that do generally are for those who specialises in microbiology, immunology or biochemistry. Basically those who did a specialism which wasn't this you may not find or even get into the job due to rarity and competition.

[@vijimol5547]

Which university are you studying

[@genuinechels7484]

Can I become a pediatrician with a biomedical science degree?

[@mhanirahimi6160]

If pursuing in forensic science field, does it also require IBMS accreditation?

[@logalobi9140]

Hi Mam, I am currently studying BSc. (Hons) biomedical science in India. I am much interested to do summer research internships in UK. Can you know any internship in UK for international students.

[@kirayoshikage1000]

Hey! Can you please tell me which uni are you studying in and how to apply for biomedical Sciences in India? I'm in grade 12 now so I'd love some help :)

[@pannashetty2635]

@@kirayoshikage1000 u can google for the university near your place and see the criteria

[@kirayoshikage1000]

Panna Shetty I have tried but I couldn't find more than one uni offering that course

[@logalobi9140]

@@kirayoshikage1000 In india many colleges and universities are offering this course.but most of them about 95% of colleges/universities offers three year of this course. but I am studying in sri ramachandra institute of higher education and research (deemed university). This is highly ranked and competitive to enter.This university is offering 4year of B.sc(hons)biomedical science course. So, which is able to do masters in America, Canada. Because these countries are always ask 4year degree. And also there are more students from other states and NRI students from other countries also come here to study this course.

[@kirayoshikage1000]

@@logalobi9140 Hey! actually I also live in chennai and ramchandra was the uni which was in my list loll XD

[@rimaa8001]

Can you get into Radiography after biomedical science degree?

[@research.diaries]

Hi! I’m honestly not sure of the answer to this. You probably can but you have to check the individual course entry requirements for details.

[@chathuanushki6331]

Are there any biomedical msc programs in the field of cosmetology

[@alfiyajeseem2862]

Hi.i am a chemistry graduate.is iam eligible for applying msc in biomedical science?

[@Sarastar1994]

I am currently studying a bachelor in biotechnology I want to pursue studying in the medical field but I am not sure what should I study Do you advice me to study pharmacology or medical genetics or biomedical science?

[@Komachi1003]

Hey how you end up? i mean what are you doing now? which one was the better one. can ypu please give aome advices. i'm quite lost

[@motshidisimokubung6951]

Can I study biomedical science at 50

[@getintoits2786]

is the healthcare science degree competitive?

[@MiracleOnyinye-b6z]

Thank you

[@khanad3247]

Hi, is it possible to do biomedical engineering after this degree?

[@research.diaries]

Hiya! Probably 😊 But check the individual course entry requirements to make sure 👍🏻

[@martinadebnath3971]

Do you think that a biomedical science MSci gives a disadvantage to getting into research, than doing biomed BSc and MRes in something instead? Really need your help as I need to make my decision tomorrow. Thank youu

[@research.diaries]

Hiya! I don’t think it will be a disadvantage. I know a person who got an MSci and then did a PhD. He is now a university lecturer. Generally, for lab research, both BSc+MSci and BSc+MRes would be fine as long as you will get the lab experience during the course of your studies, so it’s up to you to make that call 👍🏻

[@research.diaries]

...the call for which route you choose I mean (msci or mres)

[@martinadebnath3971]

@@research.diaries Hiya, I mean my undergraduate course is a MSci, which is bachelors integrated with masters together, so the masters are not specifically MRes. So would that make me disadvantaged to someone who's doing BSc and MRes separately, in order to go into research please? I'm also not looking to do PhD. Thank you, your answer would be highly appreciated!!

[@research.diaries]

I think it really depends on the course content. If you want to do research (I am assuming you mean lab research) then you need to make sure that your course(s) provide lab experience. If both MSci and BSc/MRes route offer that, then I don’t think choosing one of them will put you at any disadvantage over choosing the other route 😊

[@simleedey4398]

hi there..I am simlee I did a bachelor degree in physiotherapy at year 2012.due to some personal reason I could not do any masters.now I want to do Mres in biomedical science in uk.my question is am I eligible for that?which universities are good?is there good job opportunities for international students?can I bring my 4 years old daughter there?if you can answer me it will be great help.

[@research.diaries]

Hi Simlee. I honestly don’t know how the system works for International applicants as I was a home/UK student. For MRes in biomedical science you would usually need some kind of a science degree or (as some universities say) a “relevant degree”, which is rather ambiguous so your physio degree may be fine but you need to ask the university you would be applying to! There are definitely plenty of international workers in the UK so this won’t be a problem! However, I would suggest you check with specific universities regarding the entry requirements, especially if you are an international candidate as the requirements will be different to the home/UK students. As for bringing your child over with you, I don’t see that as an issue as I heard there are grants available at universities for supporting those with children/dependants. So do check with specific universities about admissions, support and so on. I hope this is at least somewhat helpful! Sorry I cannot give a more detailed answer! I hope it works out for you 😊

[@simleedey4398]

Thanks dear.it is really helpful to talk to you..yes I am doing my research about all the universities. [e-mail] my email id. Can you please share your email Id so that in case I need any kind of help. Thank you once again dear.

[@ranchilachanupa417]

If I have a bio-medical science degree after that can I transfer to MBBS degree..????

[@research.diaries]

Yes you can. Biomedical Science is one of the degrees accepted by the medicine programmes 👍🏻

[@ranchilachanupa417]

Ooohhh...thanks..how can I do it...??? What is that procedure..??

[@research.diaries]

You can look at the individual university entry requirements for medicine programme for details. Basically you can either apply for the shortened 4-year graduate entry medicine course after completing your biomed degree, or you can equally apply for the standard 5-year course (I mentioned these in my video). Sometimes you may be able to transfer to medicine during your biomed studies but I honestly don’t know the details of this. Check with the universities you are considering 👍🏻

[@blessing303]

Can you go into business after a biomedical science degree?

[@research.diaries]

Yes you can 😊 A few people from my cohort have gone into business after completing their degree. You learn a lot of transferrable skills during biomed that can be applied in a range of industries, both scientific and non-scientific 👍🏻

[@psycouchpathata9237]

Would there be an examination after getting a degree to practice biomedical science?

[@research.diaries]

Hiya! You sit your final exams during the final year of your degree but once you have the degree you won’t need another exam to prove/get your qualification. Depending on what you need to do, you may need to obtain further qualifications though (eg. Masters and/or PhD).

[@reshmamaria8684]

Hi, is it mandatory that we must register at HCPC for working as a biomedical scientist? Can we work without registration ?

[@research.diaries]

Hiya! I think you have to register.

[@reshmamaria8684]

@@research.diaries ok. What about working in an industry, do u need registration? What about courses like MSc cancer pharmacology and MSc cancer immunotherapy. Which one do you think is best? Do we need registration after such courses?

[@reshmamaria8684]

@@research.diaries thanks for reply

[@research.diaries]

No, you don’t need any registrations if you want to work in industry. You can just do the Masters degree and then apply for jobs 👍🏻 As for those MSc courses, it really depends on your interests.

[@research.diaries]

You’ll have to check the course content to see which suits your interests better

[@Antoniolive3k]

Thanks for the video, Is it possible to be a GP through Biomedical science degree and what are the routes?

[@jayashreer2002]

Nice vedioe and biomedical scientist used stethoscope ? Pls answer

[@Kazuya2002]

It depends on what career you take next. for example if you choose medicine later, yes you will ,otherwise if you choose research as an option you will be using much more complex instruments than a stethoscope

[@halaabdel4049]

Hi how did they go from biomed to business?

[@research.diaries]

Hiya! I think they did a Masters in one of the London Business schools, and then they went to work for some companies and eventually started their own business.

[@tmz123]

what kind of work experience is the best when applying to medicine

[@research.diaries]

A couple of examples: - shadowing a doctor (eg. in a hospital or in the community practice). - volunteering in a hospital, care home, or organisations like British Red Cross or St John Ambulance (where you provide first aid at various events). There are other kinds of work experience/volunteering you can do, of course, but these are the most common ones I’ve heard of 😊 It’s worth speaking to career advisors at your school/college/university and also going to medicine open days at universities where you can find out all the information you need 👍🏻 The admissions teams at universities should also be able to provide some advice with this. I hope this helps.

[@tmz123]

@@research.diaries thank you

[@iqnoor.s]

Hello Maam can u pls tell me is there is any dissection in BMS 😁

[@research.diaries]

Hi there! I think this depends on the course and the university 😊 We had a prosection session rather than a full dissection on our course at the time, but I honestly don’t know about what other universities do on their BMS courses!

[@iqnoor.s]

@@research.diaries oh okay thanks a lot....im glad u replied 🙂

[@evanismyanjun3969]

can you work in a pharmaceutical company with a biomedical sciences degree?

[@research.diaries]

I think you can! See here: careers.astrazeneca.com/r-and-d-graduate-programme This is AstraZeneca’s graduate scheme 😊 There may be other such schemes at other pharmaceutical industries too!

[@rebeccaabiodun6027]

Hello, i have a question ..i.am going to.study biomedical science this September and am.wondering if even though i.do.an accredited degree, and in the future i decide not to go.into healthcare, can my degree qualify to .work in industry or pharmaceuticals companies?

[@okpolihenry983]

yes

[@saisharan1308]

Can we study haematology msc after biomedical sciences

[@research.diaries]

I think you can 😊

[@saisharan1308]

Is it possible to get job in uk after completing my ug in biomedical sciences

[@annmaryroyroy9483]

Hi I am an Ann after getting bmd can I take MD directly

[@research.diaries]

Hi. Not quite sure what you are asking but in the UK an MD is a 2-year postgraduate research qualification for medical/clinical professionals (ie. entry requirements specify that you have to hold an MBBS/MBChB/BDS degree, as well as have clinical and possibly some scientific experience as a medic too). You cannot do an MD if you have a biomed degree. If you want to obtain a research doctoral qualification then you can do a PhD (3-4 years in duration in the UK).

[@research.diaries]

OR, if you are asking whether you can study MEDICINE directly rather than after biomed, then yes you can! You can apply for medicine with or without a biomed degree 👍🏻

[@annmaryroyroy9483]

Thank u miss

[@ianhambozi1531]

Are there any scholarship available for students coming from abroad.

[@chaitanyadixit2896]

What is sandwich course

[@research.diaries]

Hiya! I think it just means a course that includes a placement of some sort.

[@chaitanyadixit2896]

@@research.diaries ok does this course demands Maths

[@research.diaries]

Whilst studying biomed you will be doing some chemistry-type maths (eg. calculating dilutions and concentrations of buffers). So yes, there will be maths involved.

[@chaitanyadixit2896]

@@research.diaries but actually in India we have physics, chemistry, bio, we don't study maths in high school, so I think this would be difficult for me. Should I choose this coirse6

[@research.diaries]

Oh Maths as a subject isn’t an official requirement to study this course! You will be fine with bio, chem and physics (I did those at A-level myself in the UK and was fine)😊

[@scientist1239]

Did you ever want to study medicine ?

[@research.diaries]

I did actually! But I ended up choosing laboratory research after gaining some positive experiences during my biomed degree 😊

[@scientist1239]

Research Diaries ah great , I actually work for the Queen Elizabeth hospital Birmingham as a Biomedical Scientist ☺️. So I’m not far from the Birmingham university. Your videos are really inspiring to watch.

[@research.diaries]

Thank you so much ☺️ That’s really great to hear!

[@scientist1239]

Research Diaries your welcome 🙏. Can I kindly ask what ethnicity are you? Since you have a wonderful accent ☺️. Just curious

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