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Understand the benefits
Working in biology abroad pushes you to think differently, adapt quickly, and engage with your field in a way that sticks.
- Fieldwork that actually feels real. You're not just running tests, you're out in the wild collecting data that matters.
- Skills you didn’t know you needed. From collaborating across cultures to adjusting research plans on the fly, you’ll grow in ways a lab can’t teach.
- A career story worth telling. International experience doesn’t just look good on a CV, it gives you something meaningful to say in interviews and beyond.
Things to know
Biology jobs abroad can vary widely depending on your focus, experience, and destination. Here’s what to expect:
- Fieldwork - Expect to spend time outdoors, sometimes in remote or rugged conditions, gathering samples or observing wildlife.
- Language - Many roles are English-friendly, especially in academic settings, but knowing the local language helps both on and off the job.
- Education - A bachelor’s degree is typically the baseline. Field roles and teaching positions often require additional experience or credentials.
- Salary - Pay ranges widely. While entry roles may be modest, senior research or academic positions can be highly competitive and well-funded.
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