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3 years ago
Various biotechnology careers include forensic DNA analyst, scientist, clinical research associate job, laboratory assistant, microbiologist, greenhouse and field technician, bioinformatics specialist, animal caretaker and many more. Biotechnology is combining knowledge about life and living organisms with modern technology to create new systems, devices, materials, food that could improve human life and help preserve environment. Most biotechnology products are associated with agriculture, food industry and medicine, and logically - careers in those fields are most popular. Gain more practical knowledge within your field, as this will help when you join the industry (Private or Government). almost all theoretical knowledge is useless if you don't have any relevant practical expertise, so concentrate more the practical side of your studies.