How is biotechnology major, what kind of job will you do after graduation?

The biotechnology major was indeed a very popular major in the past. Especially at the beginning of the 21st century, it was positioned by experts as one of the hottest majors in the 21st century. But college students need to know that there are some differences between the majors mentioned by experts and the majors for college students to apply for jobs. Experts mainly refer to research majors.

Employment in biotechnology majors is mainly for wineries, pharmaceutical factories, etc. However, due to the increase in college graduates in recent years, employment for undergraduates is not so smooth. In big cities, so many pharmaceutical factories are generally not allowed. However, in small and medium-sized cities and counties, with the increase in the number of jobs, it is basically impossible for graduates majoring in biotechnology to want to do research and development or technology. The most common job for undergraduates is as a workshop operator.

Therefore, under the pressure of employment, more and more graduates tend to take the postgraduate entrance examination. I think that if you can persist in getting a doctorate, graduates may have a bright future. However, if you only take the master's degree, you may encounter bottlenecks in employment in colleges and universities, and there are few recruiters in public institutions, so employment difficulties still exist.

Therefore, I think that what is popular on the Internet may just be a research field. If you are interested in R&D and basic research, then you will definitely get results if you persist. If you just want to find a job after your undergraduate or master's degree, then you need to consider it yourself.