Courses How could I gain a career in biophysics?

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The discussion centers on choosing a university course for a student interested in both biology and physics, specifically considering a career in biophysics. It is noted that biophysics typically falls under the physics department at universities, making a physics degree a suitable pathway. Some universities, like Johns Hopkins, offer dedicated biophysics programs, while others integrate biophysics within their physics departments, maintaining strong connections to biology and chemistry. A resource link for biophysics programs is provided, aiding the student in exploring educational options.
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Hi, I am currently in the last year of sixth form and looking to go to university. However, I am unsure of which course to take since I equally enjoy learning about biology and physics. Biophysics, seems like it would be the ideal career for me but I am unsure of what pathways I could take to attain this. If anybody could give me some advice or let me know what I could expect to be doing as a biophysicist, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks a lot, ElleD :)
 
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Generally biophysics is a subset of the physics department in any given university, so your best bet is to get a physics degree. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
 
Dishsoap said:
Generally biophysics is a subset of the physics department in any given university, so your best bet is to get a physics degree. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Ok, thanks for your help!
 
Thank you, this really has helped!
 
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