What occupations can graduates of science and biological sciences engage in?

Graduates of science and biological sciences can engage in a wide range of occupations, including but not limited to the following aspects:

1. Researcher: Conduct scientific research in universities, research institutes or biotechnology companies to explore new fields and theories of biology.

2. Teachers: teaching biology courses in middle schools or universities to train a new generation of biologists.

3. Doctor: By learning medical knowledge, become a doctor and provide medical services for patients.

4. Pharmacist: Working in pharmacy or hospital, responsible for the preparation and distribution of drugs.

5. Biotechnology engineer: working in a biotechnology company and participating in the research and development and production of new drugs.

6. Environmental scientist: Studying the influence of living things on the environment and how to protect it.

7. Agricultural scientist: study how to improve the yield and quality of crops and how to protect crops from pests and diseases.

8. Zoologists: Study the living habits and behaviors of animals and how to protect them.

9. Geneticist: Studying the structure and development of genes and how to use genetic technology to improve human life.

10. Microbiologist: Studying the living habits and functions of microorganisms and how to use microorganisms to produce and treat diseases.

These are just some of the occupations that science and biological science graduates can engage in. In fact, with the development of science and technology and the progress of society, the employment prospects in this field are very broad.