Typical Career Progression
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Typical Accountabilities and Responsibilities
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Career Path Options & Employment
Your research possibilities are endless as a biochemist, and the ever-changing subject matter of your endeavours may very well hold your interest for the span of your career. You do also have the option to specialise in various fields of biochemistry. Clinical biochemistry, industrial biochemistry, or research biochemistry are all possible career paths for you. It is also possible to work in a biochemistry laboratory as a technician.
After completing further qualifications you may decide to take up teaching at university, possibly while conducting research for the same institution. In this field, you will take on the responsibility of teaching others the relevant coursework to become biochemists themselves.
Other biochemists use their qualification as a basis for careers in sales or marketing of science related goods.
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Did you know that oceanography, the study of oceans, is a mixture of biology, physics, geology and chemistry.