Recent graduates with a background in biotechnology and finance can pursue diverse career opportunities in sectors such as biotech investment analysis, financial consulting for biotech firms, and regulatory affairs. A Master's degree may enhance job prospects, but obtaining relevant certifications, such as the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) or Certified Biotechnology Professional (CBP), can also significantly improve employability. The intersection of biotechnology and finance is increasingly valuable, especially in roles that require both scientific knowledge and financial acumen.
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