If you're considering microbiology or biochemistry, I implore you to the maximum power that an anonymous lefty poster can effect your life to go into medical laboratory scientist/technician instead of getting a standard degree. I have a master's in biochem, it doesn't do shit for me, and people in hospitals make significantly more. If you do stick with micro or biochem, get an internship early and do research at a university. Just don't go into the private sector, this shit sucks my pee pee dick.
I don't think it's a 4 year degree like that. I'm not from the UK, so it may differ. It looks like the UK wants you to be part of the Health and Care Professions Council. The US equivalent seems like looking through the NAACLS for a program at a college. It would be a 2 year degree. But ultimately look for the requirements in your country.
I make a USD equivalent of $16/hr. I hear people spitballing $25+/hr USD as MLS
If you're considering microbiology or biochemistry, I implore you to the maximum power that an anonymous lefty poster can effect your life to go into medical laboratory scientist/technician instead of getting a standard degree. I have a master's in biochem, it doesn't do shit for me, and people in hospitals make significantly more. If you do stick with micro or biochem, get an internship early and do research at a university. Just don't go into the private sector, this shit sucks my pee pee dick.
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I don't think it's a 4 year degree like that. I'm not from the UK, so it may differ. It looks like the UK wants you to be part of the Health and Care Professions Council. The US equivalent seems like looking through the NAACLS for a program at a college. It would be a 2 year degree. But ultimately look for the requirements in your country.
I make a USD equivalent of $16/hr. I hear people spitballing $25+/hr USD as MLS
See, I started at a community college because of cost, and now I can't do any internships at all.