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like i wan't to be a researcher and stuff like the people who make medicines and study diseases and research and develop medicines . i was thinking chemistry because i love chemistry and also biological sciences like:
Cancer Biology
Cellular and Molecular Biology
Ecology and Evolution
Endocrinology
Genetics
Immunology
Microbiology
Neuroscience
and biochemistry
what exactly do i study
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Answers (3)
I don't know exactly, but maybe you should take the medicine course. if i'm not mistaken.
The pharmaceutical industry recruits graduates from most scientific disciplines, including all the ones you mention, and I'm sure they take a lot of engineers, too.
You should study to do well at school and university, I don't think you need to study anything extra, but I'd suggest you try and get work experience in the pharmaceutical industry.
I've linked the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry website, which has a really good section on careers. I expect it's similar in your country.
That sounds pretty great and accurate, you're on the right track,
I would also study:
First Aid
Human Anatomy
Human Physiology
Medicine
Pharmacology
General Biology
Diseases
Zoology too.
Lastly:
Latin
Medical Ethics
Medical Law
Get good grades in school
Go to College
Keep studying
Read library books
about those subjects.
It takes years to become a researcher like that,
don't give up, be patient.
You can also be a Dr., EMT, Nurse or Pharmacist, etc.
The most important course's I would study would be Biochemistry,
Microbiology, Chemistry, Molecular Biology, General Biology and Diseases.
Also, see here:
careertrend.com/how-to-become-a-cr...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_rese...
bls.gov/ooh/life-physical-and-soci...
Good luck btw.