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What are the different types of biotechnology jobs?
There are many different types of biotechnology jobs, covering everything from plant genetics to beauty products.
Many biotechnology jobs fall under the following categories:
Many biotechnology jobs fall under the following categories:
- Agricultural biotechnology, which focuses on the genetic development of plants and animals to increase yield or improve their quality of life in a certain environment.
- Industrial biotechnology, which uses research into biology to create products for a range of applications including brewing beer, making washing detergents and developing toiletries.
- Medical biotechnology, which focuses on the study of living cells and biological process to create new drugs and prevent the spread of diseases.
Why are biotechnology jobs important?
Biotechnology jobs are important as they involve producing and testing a range of products that positively impact our lives, and the planet.
Without biotechnology jobs, we would struggle to:
Without biotechnology jobs, we would struggle to:
- Combat unusual diseases
- Fight climate change
- Create safer manufacturing processes
Can a biotechnologist work in a hospital?
Yes! Many biotechnology jobs are based in a hospital lab – the role of a laboratory technician is just one example.
Other places a biotechnologist might work include a university, a research facility or a processing plant/factory. Working in any of these locations could see you testing samples, creating new products or exploring new manufacturing/treatment methods.
Other places a biotechnologist might work include a university, a research facility or a processing plant/factory. Working in any of these locations could see you testing samples, creating new products or exploring new manufacturing/treatment methods.
Which biotechnology jobs are in demand?
Biotechnology is a rapidly changing industry, which is great if you’re looking for a new biotechnology job! New and interesting biotech roles become available all the time. As biotech recruitment specialists, we have a good idea of where the biotechnology opportunities are.
The most in-demand biotech specialisms are:
The most in-demand biotech specialisms are:
- Biochemistry
- Microbiology
- Biomedical Engineering
- Epidemiology
