Engineering Genetic Engineering Degrees: What Do You Need?

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The discussion centers on pursuing a career in Genetic Engineering and the educational requirements needed for this field. It highlights the necessity of obtaining a degree in Biochemistry or Molecular Biology, with a recommendation for at least a Master's degree (MS) in these areas. The original poster expresses uncertainty about whether additional qualifications or considerations are necessary for entering the field. There is also a request for the thread to be deleted, indicating a potential misplacement of the topic in the forum.
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I have stumbled on this site and find it interesting. A lot of people who know a lot more than me. I am going to school and almost finished knocking out my basic courses.

I was wondering what type of degree(s) should I go for a job in Genetic Engineering. I was told I need one in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology and both in MS at the minimum. Is there anything else I should consider?
 
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