These careers offer a wide range of salaries, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics—from $76,000 for microbiologists to over $95,000 for biochemists—along with faster-than-average projections for job growth.
Students who graduate with a master’s degree in biotechnology move on to a wide range of careers in biotech, such as biomedical engineering, clinical technology, microbiology, biomanufacturing, epidemiology, and genetic counseling. These careers offer a wide range of salaries, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics—from $76,000 for microbiologists to over $95,000 for biochemists—along with faster-than-average projections for job growth.