"SO WHAT CAN I DO WITH A BIOMED DEGREE??"

so you studied so you biomed but you don't want to work at a lab for the rest of your life understandable these are some careers that you probably haven't considered based on the skills you've built so save this lock in let's get right into it your title you might have studied biomedical science, biochemistry, bioscience, anything a bit like life sciences, anything in that realm. Some skills that you probably have built from that job and from that degree, research, data analytics and interpretation of data, scientific writing, critical thinking and attention to detail. Those are all very transferable skills to careers as a clinical research associate, regulatory affairs associate, healthcare and life sciences consulting, and also scientific project management. To get into those jobs, you most likely skills to be able to kind of enter into those careers. I've got a full breakdown as next steps so you can kind of customize this advice. But I would look at learning Excel, project management skills, regulatory frameworks, and consulting project delivery, which is basically just building decks and PowerPoint to do that. This can be done through like YouTube tutorials, it comes to done with internship platforms. I also placed a carousel explaining some platforms for that. Personal projects you want to work on, but that's the framework. Any questions, just let me know. And yeah, good luck everyone.