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Degree Destinations - Animal & Microbial Sciences

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The field of biology is an extremely dynamic and progressive one, with demand for graduates being high across a range of sub-disciplines. Biologists from Reading are qualified to enter a very wide spectrum of work. This broadly divides into biomolecular and environmental disciplines, although a minority of graduates develop careers in education and the media.

At a glance

Six months after leaving (figures from the last two years of DLHE data):

  • 65% of graduates are in paid work
  • 22% are in higher level study
  • 68% of our graduates are in graduate-level work or study

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Examples of first jobs undertaken by Animal & Microbial Sciences graduates

  • Clinical Research Associate
  • Lab Technician
  • Researcher/ Research Assistant
  • Trainee Veterinary Nurse
  • Conservation Assistant
  • Teacher
  • Administrator

Who employs Animal & Microbial Sciences graduates? (to name a few...)

  • Medical Research Council
  • South East Water
  • Royal Berkshire Hospital
  • Imperial College
  • University of Reading
  • Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust
  • Local authorities

More detailed information

University of Reading Staff - full departmental information is available in the Staff section of this site.

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