A degree in biomedical science can lead to a variety of careers in the medical, scientific, and research fields. Here are some of the jobs that you can consider with a biomedical science degree:

• Directly related to your degree: Biomedical scientist, biotechnologist, clinical research associate, clinical scientist (biochemistry, haematology, immunology), forensic scientist, microbiologist, operating department practitioner, physician associate, research scientist (life sciences, medical), scientific laboratory technician, toxicologist.

• Useful with your degree: Dietitian, environmental scientist, science writer, nanotechnologist, neuroscientist, genetic counsellor, medical chemist, crime scene investigator, dental therapist, medical science liaison.

• Further education: With a good degree in biomedical science, it is possible to enter other courses to train for a different career. For example, you may be able to obtain a place on a four-year, fast-track, graduate entry course to study medicine.

• Other careers: Biomedical science graduates can also find careers in sales, education, and publishing. The food and drink, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical industries employ graduates in areas such as research and development, quality assurance, and sales.

It is important to note that some careers may require further education or training beyond a bachelors degree in biomedical science. For example, becoming a doctor, dentist, or surgeon requires further education.