is biochemistry = no jobs?

Answer 1

hi,
I am a food technologist, we studied so many things related to bio chemistry. So i can say you have very good opportunities related quality Control in Food Industries, But ur qualification must be PG and u have to have some experience don't see salary first, as a fresher getting a job is not that much easy. more than that no course is waste what necessary is your communication skills, subject knowledge, your college back ground and self confidence,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Answer 2

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Answer 3

It seems that the Biotech industry in large part has decided to write a check to outsource research providers. I think they are (wrongly) counting on using the patent systems in various countries to protect their investment.

This means, at least for now, that Biotechnology jobs are moving from high cost markets such as Western Europe and the US to lower cost markets Eastern Europe, India and China. So if you want the job – that is where they are.

The reason this will back fire for these US and EU companies (and countries) is Asian patent infringement. Some how these companies have not been reading the news and remembering that (gasp) Chinese, Japanese, Indian interests routinely steal intellectual property. And these same supposedly advanced countries allow the piracy, because this technology is then exported back to them in lower cost goods.

Eventually, the intellectual core will shift to these other areas, and eventually the US and the EU will become low cost labor markets just like China and India. This is basic macro economics. Get thee to Bangalor.

Answer 4

Biochemistry brings many prosperous jobs
its scope is not only to INDIA but to other countries also

Answer 5

If you are simply thinking and doing no job, biochemistry is jobless. A person ready to work there is lot of oppertunities

Answer 6

Lancenigo di Villorba (TV), Italy

YOU TOLD IT!!!

Four years ago I graduated as Chemical Engineer. My academic studies interested Biotechnologies.
Nowadays, I cannot work since it is Biotech's Sector disappeared in Italian areas...this year the last plant in Adriatic Sea closed out!!

Answer 7

depends on the level of your education. They're always looking for cheap PhDs, but on a BS level with the latest run of firings they can find people with a lot more experience easy.