Concentrating in the scientific disciplines at Harvard prepares you for diverse career opportunities. You may choose to pursue graduate study to become more specialized in your chosen field, or become an expert, focusing on teaching or research. Opportunities abound in government laboratories and research centers, as well as agencies and political institutions. From an industry perspective, both scientific and non-scientific organizations value the quantitative, analytical, and logical reasoning skills developed as an undergraduate in the College with a scientific concentration. Consider organizations as varied as government agencies, biotechnology companies, pharmaceutical manufacturers, medical and healthcare facilities, nature/wildlife preserves, museums, or scientific consulting firms.
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June24Tokyo Summer Career Forum 2023Sat, Jun 24 - Sun, Jun 25 at 8:30am - 5pm
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30Application Deadline: Massachusetts Next Generation InitiativeFri, Jun 30 at 5pm
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July08Osaka Career Forum 2023Sat, Jul 8 at 8:45am - 5pm
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Job & Internship Opportunities
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Paid Research Fellowship in Diabetes (Boston Children's)Boston Children's Hospital
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Research Associate, Cardiovascular GeneticsBrigham and Women's Hospital, Cardiology
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SHEPHERD Intern - Non-lab Biological ResearchSHEPHERD Therapeutics
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Research position in Nobel Laureate lab, Harvard/Dana-FarberDana Farber Cancer Institute
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Business Development ManagerNew Amsterdam Genomics