Careers using Laboratory, Biomedical & Sports Sciences

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Build a successful career with a degree from Robert Gordon University. Our graduates go on to work in a variety of roles and find that their time spent at university has prepared them well for working life.

  • Analytical

    A variety of career options are available to you if you have a degree in laboratory sciences.

  • Biomedical

    Female biiomedical scientist

    Biomedical Scientists play an important role in the NHS in the diagnosis and treatment of illness and disease.

  • Forensic

    As a forensic scientist you will provide practical and impartial evidence to courts of law in the prosecution or defence either in civil or criminal litigation.

  • Sport

    Sports and exercise specialists may work in a range of careers, varying from promoting health and fitness within the general population to using scientific analysis to help improve sports performance.

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  • "A degree from Robert Gordon is as near to a guarantee of a job as you can get. Few graduates were unemployed six months after leaving last year - just 3.8% - the lowest rate of any state-funded university in the country. It's the same every year at Robert Gordon, which has the best graduate jobs record of any university." The Sunday Times University Guide 2012 (11 September 2011)

“The course really helped me to prepare for forensics work in practice. I gained a lot of experience in scene-of-crime work, and even had the opportunity to provide evidence in a mock court room.”

Caroline Stewart Forensic and Analytical Science BSc (Hons) Fingerprint Development Officer, Scene Examination Branch, Scottish Police Services Authority

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