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Finally, excellent oral and written communication skills are mandatory for a genomics scientist as there is no purpose in conducting research and collecting data if the information gleaned from that research cannot be communicated to the rest of the scientific community and to the public at large.Once a person has determined that they are a good candidate for a career in genomics, they must obtain the appropriate education.
First a Bachelor's degree should be obtained, with major undergraduate coursework in molecular biology or biochemistry. The individual should also consider honing their advanced physics and mathematics skills. A program offering a multitude of research opportunities would be absolutely ideal for the candidate who will be seeking genomics jobs in the future.After obtaining a Bachelor's degree, prospective genomics scientists should enroll in a graduate program for biochemistry, chemistry or molecular biology, being careful to choose the one that offers courses such as medical genomics, bioinformatics, molecular diagnostics, and functional genomics.
