What job opportunities besides professional schools can I acquire when obtaining a Biology degree?
There are three major fields in Biology that you can get a career plan for with a Biology degree: Research, Technical, and Educational. Research Biology A research scientist can specialize in various areas of biology and could work at a university, in a government or in a private research laboratory. There are many kinds of biologists that can range to botanist, microbiologist, zoologist, biochemist, ecologist, marine or terrestrial/wildlife biologist. With an undergraduate degree, the field is narrow and we recommend getting a Masters or PhD from departments in our College of Natural Sciences or the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources. If you would like to do this, we recommend working or interning through laboratories under the supervision of a UHM faculty scientist, research labs owned by UHM at Pacific Biosciences Research Center (PBRC) http://www.pbrc.hawaii.edu/ , Kewalo Marine Laboratory http://www.kewalo.hawaii.edu/ or at the Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology (
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