You could be involved in the development of drugs, food processing, protecting the environment, fighting disease or even slowing down the ageing process.
Our graduates have found jobs in the pharmaceutical, biotech and agrochemical industries, hospitals and public service laboratories, environmental centres, analytical and forensic science labs, universities, the scientific civil service and teaching at all levels.
Many students also continue on postgraduate studies and research.
The transferrable skills you gain from this course will not only prepare you for a career in science but also areas such as finance, management, marketing, sales, business and media.
How much will I earn?
Salary will vary depending on the industry in which you work. The average (median) salary of graduates in full-time work is £20,000.
A Band 6 NHS Healthcare Scientist will start on £26,041 rising to £34,876.
*Information is intended only as a guide and based on NHS pay grades
Where are they now**?
The Proportion of graduates in work or further study is: 77.8%**
Job titles include:**
- Scientist
- Technical Sales Representative
Employers include:**
- Bluetest Laboratories
- Neogen
**Based on the results of the National Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education