Finance with Biochemistry?
I am very passionate about two subjects: biochemistry and financial analysis.
Although these fields are not exactly complementary, I am looking to go into the business side of the biotech / healthcare / pharmaceutical industries.
In other words, I would like to use my scientific training rather than just list it on my resume.
I was wondering what kind of career advice you could have for me. I have considered healthcare investment banking, although I am not sure how much science I could actually apply in it. Maybe you can suggest some other Wall-Street niches that I could look into.
I am also wondering what I could do to enter an executive / management role in a pharmaceutical company?
Thanks in advance
BTW - I am a rising junior at UPenn majoring in biochemistry and economics
Biotech venture capital? I'd imagine you would have more input on the operations side versus an IB analyst role in a healthcare group.
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