DNA: Biology’s Genetic Code
by RICE
Genetic scientist
About
Do you want to make a new tomato which is as big as a hot air balloon or find a cure for a genetic disease such as haemophilia (a disorder in which blood doesn't clot easily)? Go for genetics. Genetic scientists research genes, study the effects of heat, light, temperature and chemicals on hese.
Education
High School
Physics, Chemistry, Biology
Bachelor's
Life sciences, Biochemistry or related subjects
Master's
Life sciences, Biochemistry or related subjects
Skills Required
Job Prospects
- Gene therapy
- Pharmacogenomics
Salary / Annum
600,000
Fresher2,400,000
Average3,600,000
ExperiencedCities Data
Jobs Outlook
- Vacancies for this career have increased by 16.23 percent nationwide in time, with an average growth of 2.71 percent per year.
- Geneticist as a career is very challenging. Earning unique experience by identifying, assessing, managing risks, and gaining a vivid set of knowledge will help you to grow in your career and to make you ready for the next step.
- Opportunities abroad are also widely open.
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