Genetics

Join a fast-growing industry of scientists with rewarding careers.



Careers with a degree in genetics:


  • Forensic scientist
  • Genetic counselor
  • Genetic historian 
  • Medical writer
  • Patent agent
  • Pharmacologist
  • Physician assistant
  • Plant breeder/geneticist
  • Researcher 
  • Scientist
  • Wildlife biologist

 

 

 

Skills you will learn:

  • Teamwork and collaboration – Learn to be part of a team in a lab.
  • Problem solving – Gain self-reliance by solving challenging problems.
  • Scientific trends – Develop an initiative to learn about scientific trends and stay on top of the latest research and advancements.
  • Process and manage data – Record, analyze, and interpret data.
  • Project management – Through hands-on experience, find out how to complete projects and ensure your work is well rounded.
  • Time management – Understand how to handle multiple projects and balance due dates.
  • Written and verbal communication skills – In addition to writing about your research, you will benefit from the opportunity to present research at undergraduate research fairs.
  • Ask tough questions – Through rigorous coursework, you will nurture your scientific skills to ask questions and get in-depth answers.