Students considering a career in the bio and medical sciences can expect “almost endless” opportunities, says Luke O’Neill, professor of biochemistry at Trinity College Dublin.
Similarly, Dr Linda Mulligan, chief state pathologist, is positive about future career opportunities for bio and medical science students. “A science career is well remunerated, certainly in industry it is. Academia pays less but you have more freedom, so it’s a trade-off. If you want to get into business, it’s a fantastic route to take too. A science degree gives you a great grounding that will get you into many professions.
For those considering a career in the sector, Prof O’Neill cautions that there is a lot of work involved, but it is extremely rewarding.
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