Biotechnology is one of the fastest growing areas in science and there's high demand for skilled graduates. Graduates will be well placed to pursue roles such as: Biotechnologist Work in biopharmaceutical research and development to design and construct biological systems to produce medically relevant products. Keep abreast of new strategies in the field of molecular biology. Analyse, report and document data. Contribute to the production of technical notes or the dissemination of findings. Bioinformatician Work with different researchers on a variety of projects. Advise stakeholders on study, design and interpretation of data. Communicate study findings to researchers clearly and effectively. Prepare figures for publication. Research assistant Perform and analyse experiments, develop assays, provide technical support to the research team and manage the day-to-day running of the laboratory. You may choose to work in the biotechnology sector, a university or a research Institute.