Shravan Shetty , Career coach takes you on a exploration through the world of biology and the career pathways and professions that biology can lead you to from career courses to job roles and real world connects to the workplace to help you visualize

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3. Serial No. Branch Serial No. Branch
1 Botany 17 Conservational Biology
2 Zoology 18 Neuroscience
3 Biochemistry 19 Radiobiology
4 Anatomy 20 Human Biology
5 Cell Biology 21 Gerontology
6 Physiology 22 Chronobiology
7 Molecular Biology 23 Lichenology
8 Ecology 24 Photobiology
9 Medicine 25 Ethnobiology
10 Microbiology 26 Geobiology
11 Marine Biology 27 Chemical Biology
12 Mycology 28 Systems Biology
13 Biophysics 29 Computational Biology
14 Evolutionary Biology 30 Genetics
15 Astrobiology 31 Pathology
16 Structural Biology 32 Nutrition

4. Degree, Diploma and Certificate Courses Available to
Biology Group Students
BSc courses
Medicine & related
courses
Courses outside biology

5. Jobs Available to Biology Group Students
1. Teacher
2. Lecturer
3. Research Fellow
4. Research Associate
5. Microbiologist
6. Molecular Biologist
7. Biotechnologist
8. Pharmacologist
9. Medical Doctor
10. Conservationist
11. Ecologist
12. Environmental Scientist
13. Biological Technician
14. Physician
15. Nurse
16. Physician Assistant
17. Physical Therapist
18. Chiropractor
19. Podiatrist
20. Exercise Physiologist
21. Nutritionist
22. Dietician
23. Pharmacist
24. Lab Technician
25. Coroner
26. Forensic Scientist
27. Pathologist
28. Emergency Medical Technician
29. Veterinarian
30. Vet Assistant
31. Zoologist
32. Marine Biologist
33. Wildlife Biologist
34. Fisheries Biologist
35. Animal Trainer
36. Agricultural research
37. Botanist
38. Forest Service
39. Soil Scientist
40. Horticulturist
41. Wildlife Manager
42. Conservation Officer or Game
Warden
43. Wildlife Biologist Assistant
44. Nanotechnologist
45. Nature conservation Officer
46. Teaching Laboratory
Technician
47. Animal Physiotherapist
48. Dental Hygenist
49. Dentist
50. Healthcare Scientist
51. Science Writer
52. Sustainability Consultant

6. Anatomy
Fields of application:
Medicine, research,
pharmacology,
paleontology, biodiversity
It is a branch of biology that deals with internal bodily structure, the
position and form of organs and limbs, and the detailed structure of
individual organs such as the anatomy of the eye depicted below.
Requirements: A basic course in Biology, a good
memory, a steady hand for dissection and attention to
detail

7. Histology
Fields of application: Agriculture, Botany, Pathology,
Pharmacology, Tissue Culture, Research
Histology is the study of the microanatomy of cells, tissues, and
organs as seen through a microscope. It examines the correlation
between structure and function.

8. Botany
Understanding the
subject:
1. Agriculture
2. Ethnobotany
3. Tissue culture
4. Bryology (moss)
5. Phycology (algae)
6. Pteridology (ferns)
7. Breeding
8. Plant Pathology
9. Biotechnology
10.Horticulture
11.Plant Pathology
12.Pharmacology
Fields of specialization under Botany:
Botany, also called plant
science(s), plant biology or
phytology, is the science of
plant life and a branch of
biology. A botanist, plant
scientist or phytologist is a
scientist who specializes in
this field.

9. Zoology
Fields of specialization under Zoology:
1. Anthrozoology
2. Arachnology
3. Archaeozoology
4. Bionics
5. Cetology
6. Embryology
7. Entomology
8. Ethology (animal behavior)
9. Helminthology
10. Herpetology
11. Histology
12. Ichthyology
13. Malacology
14. Mammalogy (mastology)
15. Morphology
16. Nematology
17. Ornathology
18. Palaeozoology
19. Pathology
20. Primatology
21. Protozoology
22. Taxonomy
23. Zoogeography
24. Zoography
25. Zoometry
26. Zootomy
Understanding the
subject:
Zoology is the branch of
biology that studies the animal
kingdom, including the
structure, embryology, evolution,
classification, habits, and
distribution of all animals, both
living and extinct, and how
they interact with their
ecosystems.

10. Cell Biology
Fields of specialization under Cell Biology:
1. Agriculture
2. Biochemistry
3. Molecular Biology
4. Immunology
5. Cytochemistry
6. Cell Biophysics
7. Cell Physiology
8. Cellular Adaptation
9. Cellular Microbiology
Understanding the
subject:
Cell biology is a branch of
biology that studies the
structure and function of the
cell, which is the basic unit of
life. Cell biology is concerned
with the physiological
properties, metabolic
processes, signaling
pathways, life cycle, chemical
composition and interactions
of the cell with their
environment.

11. Molecular Biology
Fields of specialization under Molecular Biology:
1. Biochemistry
2. Nanotechnology
3. Pharmaceuticals
4. Horticulture
5. Pathology
6. Pharmacology
Understanding the
subject:
Molecular biology is a branch
of biology that concerns the
molecular basis of biological
activity between biomolecules
in the various systems of a
cell, including the interactions
between DNA, RNA, proteins
and their biosynthesis, as well
as the regulation of these
interactions.

12. Physiology
Understanding the
subject:
Physiology is the scientific study
of the functions and
mechanisms which work within
a living system. As a sub-
discipline of biology, the focus
of physiology is on how
organisms, organ systems,
organs, cells, and biomolecules
carry out the chemical and
physical functions that exist in a
living system.

13. Embryology
Understanding the
subject:
Embryology is the branch of
biology that studies the prenatal
development of gametes,
fertilization, and development of
embryos and fetuses.
Additionally, embryology
encompasses the study of
congenital disorders that occur
before birth, known as
teratology. Embryology has a
long history.

14. Ecology
Understanding the
subject:
Ecology is the branch of
biology which studies the
interactions among
organisms and their
environment. Objects of
study include interactions of
organisms that include biotic
and abiotic components of
their environment.

15. Genetics
Understanding the
subject:
Genetics is a branch of
biology concerned with the
study of genes, genetic
variation, and heredity in
organisms. Gregor Mendel,
a scientist and Augustinian
friar, discovered genetics in
the late 19th-century.
Mendel studied "trait
inheritance", patterns in the
way traits are handed down
from parents to offspring.

16. Eugenics
Understanding the
subject:
Eugenics is a set of beliefs
and practices that aim to
improve the genetic quality of
a human population by
excluding certain genetic
groups judged to be inferior,
and promoting other genetic
groups judged to be superior.

17. Evolution
Understanding the
subject:
Evolution is change in the
heritable characteristics of
biological populations over
successive generations.
These characteristics are the
expressions of genes that
are passed on from parent
to offspring during
reproduction.

18. Palaeontology
Understanding the
subject:
Paleontology, sometimes
spelled palaeontology is
the scientific study of life
that existed prior to, and
sometimes including, the
start of the Holocene
Epoch. It includes the study
of fossils to determine
organisms' evolution and
interactions with each other
and their environments.

19. Exobiology
Understanding the
subject:
Astrobiology, formerly known
as exobiology, is an
interdisciplinary scientific field
concerned with the origins,
early evolution, distribution,
and future of life in the
universe. Astrobiology
considers the question of
whether extraterrestrial life
exists, and if it does, how
humans can detect it.

20. Virology
Understanding the
subject:
Virology is the study of
viruses – submicroscopic,
parasitic particles of genetic
material contained in a
protein coat – and virus-like
agents.

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