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Biologist

A Biologist studies living organisms and ecosystems, running field and laboratory research that advances medicine, conservation and agriculture.

What Does a Biologist Do?

A Biologist studies living organisms and ecosystems, running field and laboratory research that advances medicine, conservation and agriculture. It is a career that rewards curiosity, discipline and consistent study habits — and the foundation is laid in the school subjects you choose today.

Key School Subjects

These subjects matter most for this career path:

How to Qualify

The typical route is a BSc in biological sciences, usually followed by an honours or master’s degree in a specialist field. Entry requirements are competitive, so strong final-year marks — especially in Biology and Science and Chemistry — make a real difference.

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