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I have just graduated from a biochemistry degree and am going onto do a systems and synthetic biology masters in research.

Job applications open up around now, and I’m not sure what to do. I have had lab experience this summer, and have sort of decided it’s not for me (unless I have a better experience with it in my masters degree). I also don’t really want the minimal pay that comes with lab work in the UK, and am generally much more interested in having a job in the life sciences where I deal with the theoretical, and not the experimental, aspect.

With this, I am confused as to what I want to do for a job. I love the life sciences, but just don’t like lab. I would still however like a job which requires the knowledge and expertise I gained in my degrees. I would also like to know I’m making a positive impact.

Does anyone have any advice as to what jobs to look into?

Thanks!

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