My final year in my biochem degree.. Best advice i can give is MEMORIZE ALL THE STRUCTURES AND PATHWAYS IN THE BEGINNING. Update : I'm a grad student now
Amen! Same applies for Biomed :D There's tons of overlap with Biochem/Biotech. Classes like Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Protein Chemistry, Genetic Engineering... Can't write down a full Krebs cycle myself anymore, but then again, haven't come across situations were I needed to. Perhaps the essence is more to remember how different macromolecules enter in different cycles, and how much ATP is generated. Ow, and then there's signal transduction pathways also, haha. Damn you, JAK/STAT :D
I guess you have to find topics you like because it’s a really big field so there’s a lot it covers and there must be some bits you like! Good books that use the application of biochemistry also make it more interesting
I recently discovered this video while researching university topics to look into, I came across Biochemistry, and really wanted a rundown on what it was all about and this really helps a lot 😎 I am 25 years old, from America who's never been to a college or uni, but despite an interest in Biochem, I've been studying languages, and linguistics on my own for the last 5 years, but career wise, I have been looking into something that is challenging and involved in the sciences to help the general public. Lastly, this video was very informative and I appreciate your enthusiasm, thank you from the US 🙌🏻
I'm graduating in December with my bachelors in Biochemistry! Update: I got a job as a lab supervisor at a University 2019 then in March 2020 when covid hit and they furloughed all the lab staff. I started freelance chemistry consulting with companies and now I am applying to be a Senior Quality Control specialist at a whiskey distillery.
This is so helpful! I went to a university fair recently and people were suggesting for me to study Biochemistry because I was interested in science but I’m not studying entirely the right qualifications. Like you, I’ve always preferred theory to practical so I’m glad to know I’m not the only one! Thank you for doing this! :)
+Katherine Longland no problem at all! Let me know if you have any questions, I know it's a bit weird asking people in person on a stand at those fairs haha!
I just finished my first year in biochemistry, when you said labs i just had the same reaction 😂 and got reminded of the lab reports that i hate doing !!!
This was so so helpful, I haven't seen any videos about biochemistry until this one! Im currently thinking of applying for either biochemistry and genetics or just a straight biochemistry. Like you, i really enjoy studying biology at the smallest/deepest level but also find genetics really interesting. Do you think there was enough genetics as part of your degree for someone who is really interested or do you think a biochemistry and genetics degree would be better?
+Rosie Harrison I hadn't either so I'm glad it was helpful! We had a genetics module and then elements of genetics throughout, then next year you can pick optional modules entered around genetics so there definitely is enough! Honestly I would pick the uni you want to go to because for instance they only do straight biochem here and you're cutting yourself off from some great unis by specialising early! I think there's enough x
@@biochemistrywithlinda thank you for the response. I'm actually a 2nd year biochemistry student now!! And turns out I like the cell biology bits the most!
I'm thinking about doing chemistry at uni because I just really like it, I like the lab work especially, but I'm also drawn to biochem/genetics but Im not sure if it will be for me or just an interest... its really hard to decide!
+David that is tough! Do you know what you might want to go in to? Or what you would rather spend time listening to people talk about/write about yourself?
I'm pretty much the same except I'm now pretty sure that I don't want to study biochem since watching this video because there's too much biology 😂 I 100% prefer chemistry
@H H Yeah I think Biochem labs are mostly pipetting into tiny tubes, lots of them(!) but the theory is interesting. I hope to do Medicinal Chemistry (at Liverpool), I'm like you - cos I want to do mostly chemistry but I wanna understand how medicines/drugs work on cells as well :)
@@davidsweeney111 Medicinal chemistry or pharmocology may be for you - you can do a few chemistry and medicinal chem degrees, with something like that you can change to another related course after your first year if you want
I don't know how it is in Foreign Schools, but labs in the United states schools (at least from my observation) get progressively more awesome, assuming u love science stuffs xD. For example, my microbiology lab is all about culturing microbes understanding tests that can be done with them, and assists in understanding the lecture. The same goes for any chemistry class above gen chems... I heavily disliked the general chemistry labs, but so far the organic chemistry lab is quite interesting
This video was just what I needed! I am studying biology and chemistry at A level and I think it's so difficult to decide on a degree... biology, chemistry, biochem, biomed I feel like it's a never ending list of similar sounding courses! But this really helped me to understand clearly what biochemistry is about. Thank you for that!
+Emily Walker so true! If you need any help explaining the options I have close friends doing all of the above so I can tell you the detailed differences x
+Emily Walker sure! So they have crossover for example the biochem module and the cell and molecular biology module I did. But my friends did a different genetics module to us and a physiology module. Essentially you learn more about the body because it's more specialised medical/drug related biochem! The labs for us were exactly the same in first year x
This was so helpful thankyou!! I dont really want to end in labs like you but i enjoy the content of science alevels. What are you thinking of doing at the end??
+olivia wilson I'm so glad! Potentially something makeup/beauty/fashion related haha! I guess I could link cosmetics to my degree, or if I'm going completely out of the box I'd love to present something!
I’m 25 and I want to start studying biochemistry, do you think its too late for me? I always loved biology, chemistry and loooooved when we had lab in highschool. The reason I didn’t start this career sooner was because I followed some friends “advice” and I got to Chemical Engineer....yeah, it was an Engineer with a liiiiiiiiiiiitle teeny tiny bit of chemistry. So I dropped out. I don’t regret it because I became a professional musician, but this wish keeps haunting me.. I would love to work on stimulants and psychodelics for therapy, I think it is becoming a blooming field.
Wow such an interesting career path! i definitely don’t think it’s too late AT ALL! We have a few mature students on our course who are certainly older than you- and 3/4 years isn’t even that long as long as you can finance it ok 👍 good luck! (And you’re right about that new field haha)
Hay hi.. I'm just going to start my career path in biochem... Thanks for ur a video... I got pretty much good idea.. How it's going to be like.. At last..: I'm still in...
i'm in hs and i can't choose between biomedical engineering and biochem 😭 i'm literally so scared of the expectations of college because the hs i'm in is not teaching me shit lmaoo
Heyy Thank you ur video was sooo informative, just wondering, I am considering applying for a bio-chemistry degree but currently am not doing it for a-level, it's not that I don't enjoy, it's more so other subjects I enjoyed more and achieved higher academically wise, do you think it would be a struggle for me to take this degree, as in did most the content heavily rely on prior a-level biology knowledge
0:55 Exactly! Overlap is huge :D Mentioned this in one of my own videos... 2:34 Haha! :D 4:36 "No one likes labs" Hmmmmm, I think you'll see much much more lab walls in the future, I'm talking Master year thesis! 5:56 Very important! ;) Think Newton, who 'stood on the shoulders of giants' ;) But I understand the sigh though... 7:24 Which drug? I'm curious! 7:56 Make sure you get this right! I regret not having studied Statistics harder, and ow boy, do I need them now and in the (very) near future! 9:48 Funny how I get excited when you say those words :D Geeking out, haha! 11:34 Cool, cheerleading! 11:59 Very true! Also differences per country perhaps! 13:57 Haha, so what. It's Ok to be geeky! Great stuff here, Noo! Best of luck in the studies!
Woah labs sound a LOT easier than when I had to do them back in the day! I studied Biochemistry at Bath Uni 10 years ago, and hated labs too.. though mine were easily 7-9 hour labs a day / 2 days a week! =.O And yes.... GAH... the pipetting!! =.O NB - To be fair I was the ABSOLUTE WORST student in the lab & was always the last to leave, probably still there 1 - 2 hours after everybody else had already left... =.Z... =.P Remember having more lectures back in the day too.. easily 4 - 5 hours of lectures a day / 2 - 3 days a week. Suppose it was worse in the 2nd & Final year though... =./ And I did spend a lot of extra time in the library studying.. because I was a bit of a super nerd... =.P
+Loopysquish wow!! So cool to hear what the uni was like 10 years ago :) haha it's very oddly spaced I probably do that many hours of lectures it's just hard to count when they change up every few weeks or so!
+Aaron-Jerome Agyei aw yes there are similarities! The chemistry friends I have do more labs than I do, and have harder maths to do but the general structure is similar x
It was fairly different as they don’t really stop to explain too much in lectures but the content was more interesting! It gets harder but not too much that it’s overwhelming in my experience
Ahh thank you for the video so much !!! I am thinking about choosing biochem at Bath :) it's so comforting you enjoy it so much. What are the things you did the summer before your application, how do you think I can prepare for studying biochem? What should and shouldn't I have on my PS?
+Karolina Kuna good choice!! I did some online courses in areas of biochem, read a book or 2 and basically just worked on the wording of my PS! I have a whole PS video if you check that out :) but basically show yourself off, but don't put irrelevant things from when you were younger than about 15, and back up everything you do eg dance with why that helps you be a good applicant 😘
I'm looking at Warwick, Nottingham and bath university and obviously interested in biochemistry but recently I've been unsure whether I want to pursue it or not. I'm in to the molecular and cellular side and organic chemistry but I'm not interested in the labs part (similar to what you were saying). Is it worth powering through the topics you're not interested in and enjoying those you do or is it better to find a course more suited to what you like? Also if you don't mind sharing, did you get the required entry grades and if so have you got any tips for starting year 13 (I know it's a bit off topic but it would help me) Thanks :)
+Matt Brewerson good question!! I'm working that one out myself 😂have you had a PROPER look for other courses that might interest you? Like put some time in and maybe you'll find something, if not then I would say that it's worth powering through the bits you don't like because you may even end up liking them! At Bath they're very strict so yes I did as they don't let you in without them unfortunately (all 4 of my other unis said they would) 😬I have a whole playlist of tips on my channel x
Noo Stenning Thanks for replying! Yeah I’ve looked pretty hard at other courses related to biochemistry but biochemistry seems the best suited for me module wise :) I’m just wondering is the distribution of each topic per module spread out evenly, like do you feel like you’ve done more work on one topic compared to others or are they all quite even...if you get what I mean :D Also, would you say the biological and chemical side of the course are evenly spread? Sorry for long message just really curious and a bit scared xD
+Matt Brewerson they're all even I would say, I think they're designed like that. No there's more biology for sure Please ask anything else you want, the course is not something you should be afraid of so best to sort that out!x
+Matt Brewerson hey, yes they do! Not in first year but definitely in second and beyond there's a chance to do some neuroscience, I'm doing a module this coming year x
I had completed my MSc biochemistry 😍I luv my subject coz v interesting.. The people who dng biochemistry all the best of u all .....but sometimes those structures will run in my mind while sleeping... Lol
50min lectures? At Liverpool John Moores we had 2-3 lectures a day totalling 5-6 hours. The uni uses canvas as its student portal. We had a personal tutor also but we only seen him like 4 times during 1st year because he would just forget about it. How many people were on your course?
I cant get related to this as my U at first year only give us the theory stuff, math phys and chem at 1st sem, and second semester again, math II, phys II chem II, by 2nd year you attend to advanced chem, particles phys etc... Only in 2nd sem of the second year you start with public health and things that really makes the career
I have problems memorizing structures and proces (citric acid cycle, glycolisis,glucose ...ect.I just don't know how to memorise all those things...can you please help? Pardon my writting I'm not from english speaking country)
+marija alilovic the best way I find is to write them out over and over again, sometimes looking and sometimes from memory! Just reading it won't help x
I'm graduating this semester with a Bachelor's in Biology and I am taking biochem right now. It looks interesting and wondering where can you work with a degree in biochem?
Mainly pharmaceutical based things, research, teaching, I mean really molecular level anything research - law conversions and lots also work in science type firms but in say marketing
@@NooStenningVideos Thank you, good to know. I really have to refresh my brain on o-chem to remember a lot of stuff for biochem course. It looks interesting but it's early to know how this is going to turn out.
You mentioned u had to do a presentation. Did u have to present it in just ur tutorial or in front of the whole lecture hall, that sounds so nerve wracking 👋🏼😩
Hello! I'm currently a grade 11 student. I'm seriously considering biochemistry as my premed course. However, the thing is, I'm not really good at math-- like REALLY bad at math, but I excel a lot in Science and English subjects. Do you think that I could still take up biochem? Thank you
+Clairvoyant Zubeneschamali I think probably yes :) you would have to work hard at the maths parts but as long as you have the entry requirements and can do science maths haha you’ll be ok :)
@@NooStenningVideos Thank you for answering! I have been very anxious about it actually. But I'm doing my best to excel at school. Godbless on your journey!
Update? I’m talented in reading and writing, and very interested in Biology and Chemistry. I’d love to do Biochem but I worry that my poor math interest and skill will be my downfall. Considering molecular and cell biology as an alternative. Any advice? Is it as rigorous as my mind is making it out to be?
+Andrew Macdonald unfortunately not! I would assume it's a lot more "body based" hahah unlike the plant stuff we do etc! I've got to say though, they're very different choices, do you know what you want to go on to do because medicine is a big time commitment if you don't know/want to do something that another degree can achieve x
Hi 😊 thanks for the video. I would like to ask of it's possible for you to have part-time job apart from your study? Because I want to pursue a master degree in similar field but afraid that I can't work to save money at the same time.
+Bottle of Carnation Blog you can definitely have a part time job :) you may not have time for a full on hobby as well but some people work part time- just don’t do too much! X
What kind of work experience you would recommend, how could I gain an insight into biomedical, biochemistry and microbiology?I just want to see someone in their environment and ask questions and look
+Sahara Desert I personally didn't have any lab experience so you don't need it, but if you want a taste of labs I'm sure your school/college could help you find somewhere even just to look around?
I'm looking at biochem and I've found some work experience at a science park near me, just email some companies and sound enthusiastic and they're likely to take you, good luck
Most jobs are in pharmaceutical companies or research! But many people also use the transferable skills to do all sorts of other jobs in science and non science fields that aren’t in the lab :)
I’m only basing my videos on what we’ve been told at university itself :) in fact multiple times I’ve stated most people go on to Msc level and take additional qualifications but thank you for the concern!
The degree leads into those jobs, I never stated you didn’t need other qualifications as that wasn’t relevant to the question, people just want to know roughly what jobs people WITH the Bsc go into - I’m not pretending to be an expert or misleading anyone, simply answering my questions :)
@Ti Klim where could I get to know more about work prospects after different biochemical degrees? I have hard time finding information on it and I am in a situation where I am good at chemistry and biology but I am bad at mathematics, physics and computer science (probably could work on it but I genuinely don't enjoy these subjects) and I am not sure if medicine is the right fit for me either as it is highly stressful and very long. I am aware you're not a career counselor 😅 so if you don't feel like responding i get it but i could really use some help and appreciate it a lot, as i feel a little anxious these choices
Hii i am from an indian student, finished biochemistry ,i want to sudy higher studies so plzz suggest for me which course i select now iam very confusing plzz help me
I studied biochemistry at Cardiff University (BSc 1987; PhD 1991). My bachelor's degree involved equal proportions of biochemistry, chemistry and microbiology in year one, half-and-half biochemistry and chemistry in year two, and biochemistry only (with an elective) in year three. In my experience, the days (other than Wednesday afternoons) were filled with lectures, tutorials and labs., with evenings reviewing the day's lecture notes and completing assignments. My advice would be to make thorough notes, memorize the metabolic pathways (and understand what they mean) and work consistently. Don't rely on 'cramming' and you should be fine!
Going to graduate this spring with a BS in biochem and a minor in chemistry . All I can say is keep an open mind on your final major, you’ll be exposed to a lot of different sciences and math. If something piques your interest, I suggest you take a class or two to explore it. The further along you go into biochemistry, the tighter your schedule becomes and you’ll get less opportunity to switch over to something you might like more. Feel free to shoot me any questions if you have any!
@@Laws2 Thanks :) I feel pretty sure about wanting to study biochem, I have my own molecule modeling kit that I mess around with for fun haha. But yeah I'll definitely keep my options open. In HS so far I've taken AP Physics 1 and am currently taking AP Bio, AP Chem and AP Calc AB so I've had some exposure to other sciences. Were there any sciences that you took that made you consider switching your major?
@@mzapcupcake4294 Thats a great science and math base to start off! A few classes that I personally loved: Molecular Genetics- protein-protein interaction is the basis of biochemistry, and seeing that play out at a macro scale is really fun. Physical Chemistry- This one is just my professor making it super fun to learn. If chemistry shows the why of molecule-molecule interaction, P-Chem shows the how. Wine Appreciation: Yes it’s a real course. Honestly I spend so much time building up hard skills, my soft skills need a bit of a flex too
@@Laws2 that’s awesome, yeah I’ve heard great things about p chem. My aunt has a PhD in chem and she said that was one of her favorite courses too haha, thanks for all the insight :)
@@Laws2 Completely random.. And late.. My counselor recommended a bachelors in Biochemistry (Medicinal Science) To lead up to my PhD in Pharmacy. Is this valid?
My advice to any first year biochemistry students as final year biochemistry student: memorize all the structures, get ready for quantum chemistry, electrochemistry all forms of organic chemistry a little bit of microbiology like immunology and microbiology genetics and a lot of lab hours 😂, the proper biochemistry courses you’ll do like protein chemistry, carbohydrate chemistry, bio inorganic chemistry e.t.c are probably the easiest courses you’ll do.
( I'm not much of a public commenter but here I go! ) You see I love theories and using ur head to figure things out ( even though I usually fail at stuff like that I enjoy them ) and like science and biodiversity in general. I didn't do much research in the field itself but after we did some random formulas in class i cried. It was so confusing and I didn't quite understand it tbh... I was wondering if the field itself is mostly based on confusing formulas and less hands on work like looking at a organism and specimens through a microscope. Is there specific types of biochemists that specialize in different things? This is a old video so I doubt you'll reply but if anybody in the comments could I would really appreciate that!
Hey, welcome to comments haha! I would say it’s definitely a mix, it’s hard to say for sure as all the areas are different and I’ve never worked full time in a lab! But biochemists definitely specialise in different things and there are different jobs which use different skills- if you’re interested in human biology on a small molecular scale, I would go for it :)
I relate so much to this - I'm just finishing first year in Biology and I love the theory content, but don't want to be a Scientist and so I hate labs!! They are the worst thing about my degree definitely 😬
Jane Smith same. I’m a medical science student and I love the content involved but I absolutely loathe pracs and labs. I literally get anxiety and find it so daunting to start a lab from scratch then write a report about it.....
@@kamalekermawi this is me first year biochem now. I loathe lab practice. I've got lots of physics and maths and I prefer that to laboratory practice. I always expected it to be the other way around. I really should have went to biotech or bioinformatics.
Wow. This video was so helpful! I've been watching several videos trying to figure out what is biochemistry and what exactly a biochemistry student will come across in Uni and this was the most relevant and informative. Thank you so much. Also, the way you speak and body language helps alot. You're giving off so much postive energy, that I someway somehow feel motivated and excited to pursue Biochemistry. Thanks alot.
I really want to do something with chemistry in uni, but I can’t find any courses which have a good chunk of chem 😭 I don’t want to do pure chemistry because I don’t know what career I could get out of that 😔
I know that York had quite a lot of chemistry in the biochem course if that helps! Pure Chem has a lot of careers as it’s such a broad degree at undergrad, have a look on UCAS for some of those jobs :)
Great to have a little nosey at other universities studying biochemistry! I’m in my first year too, and I’m finding biochemistry sorta’ hard, but very interesting. It’s similar to what happens at my uni; was worried I was doing crazy stuff! Thanks very muchhhh x
Noo Stenning defo helpful! I also find the lab stuff we do is on the boring side, but I’m hoping we’ll have more to do next year! You’ll have to let us know, see if my uni is stingy haha :)
Thanks so much! This video really helped me. I had thought about doing a biochemistry degree, but wasn't sure, and this totally helped me know what it would be like! Now I'm actually excited to study biochemistry! Thanks so much!
I also want to study biology next year, thank you for this helpful video!:) Do you already know what you want to do after studying? (because you said you're not that interested in lab work, but most of scientific jobs are 90% in labs:p)
Hello there ! Its my last year in high school this year, and im really interested in everything related to biology, biochemistry, etc. But the only issue i have is that i don’t know what jobs these kind of degrees can help me get in the future. I’d reaally appreciate your help, thank you.
+Naïma Soussi hey, I think I answered a super similar question on this video already but in case I'm getting mixed up, basically biochem is very broad so anything from drug research-conservation, lots of medical related careers and general research into plants and the body! I'm sure the internet is more helpful than me x
a question to al ppl familiar with this course/degree...do they teach u how to cure many illnesses or do they just teach u about the chemicals they use to make the prescription meds that the doctors prescribe?
Hey peeps, Tbh this is a truely awesome video with information i just got done majoring in biochemistry and just got a lab job making 108 a year. stick with it the pay and job is so fun keep studying :)
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Hello, I’m wondering if you have any information to share with me from your module in characterising proteins!! I’d be so grateful! I’m currently trying to frantically collate information from google 🤯🙈 good luck with your degree! x
My final year in my biochem degree.. Best advice i can give is MEMORIZE ALL THE STRUCTURES AND PATHWAYS IN THE BEGINNING.
Update : I'm a grad student now
Amen! Same applies for Biomed :D There's tons of overlap with Biochem/Biotech. Classes like Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Protein Chemistry, Genetic Engineering... Can't write down a full Krebs cycle myself anymore, but then again, haven't come across situations were I needed to. Perhaps the essence is more to remember how different macromolecules enter in different cycles, and how much ATP is generated. Ow, and then there's signal transduction pathways also, haha. Damn you, JAK/STAT :D
How long does it take
Do you have a resume of them to memorize? Or a book that you can recommend?
How many years did it take
For someone wanting to study biomed in the future what do you reccomend to research prior to application
Other than lab reports, biochemistry is, without a doubt, a very interesting field!! (2nd yr student here 🤙🏻)
Hey Man! I had some questions, mind guiding me?
My major is biochemistry and i hate it how do you find it interesting please tell me???
I guess you have to find topics you like because it’s a really big field so there’s a lot it covers and there must be some bits you like! Good books that use the application of biochemistry also make it more interesting
@@NooStenningVideos thanks for suggesting that i will surely try to find topics of my interest... ❤
My favourites are: neuroscience and stem cells personally!
I recently discovered this video while researching university topics to look into, I came across Biochemistry, and really wanted a rundown on what it was all about and this really helps a lot 😎
I am 25 years old, from America who's never been to a college or uni, but despite an interest in Biochem, I've been studying languages, and linguistics on my own for the last 5 years, but career wise, I have been looking into something that is challenging and involved in the sciences to help the general public.
Lastly, this video was very informative and I appreciate your enthusiasm, thank you from the US 🙌🏻
I'm graduating in December with my bachelors in Biochemistry!
Update: I got a job as a lab supervisor at a University 2019 then in March 2020 when covid hit and they furloughed all the lab staff. I started freelance chemistry consulting with companies and now I am applying to be a Senior Quality Control specialist at a whiskey distillery.
Congrats!! I'm graduating in June!!
How is it and what kinda of job can you get?
which uni.... congrats though doing my masters in medical biochemistry
Same here!!! From ASU 😎
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This is so helpful! I went to a university fair recently and people were suggesting for me to study Biochemistry because I was interested in science but I’m not studying entirely the right qualifications. Like you, I’ve always preferred theory to practical so I’m glad to know I’m not the only one! Thank you for doing this! :)
+Katherine Longland no problem at all! Let me know if you have any questions, I know it's a bit weird asking people in person on a stand at those fairs haha!
+Noo Stenning, thank you so much, I don’t think I have any questions so far but thank you again for the informative yet helpful video! :)
I just finished my first year in biochemistry, when you said labs i just had the same reaction 😂 and got reminded of the lab reports that i hate doing !!!
thank you hun. Video starts here 3:00
Wow your school has way more resources then any of the ones I’ve been to here in the US!
This was so so helpful, I haven't seen any videos about biochemistry until this one! Im currently thinking of applying for either biochemistry and genetics or just a straight biochemistry. Like you, i really enjoy studying biology at the smallest/deepest level but also find genetics really interesting. Do you think there was enough genetics as part of your degree for someone who is really interested or do you think a biochemistry and genetics degree would be better?
+Rosie Harrison I hadn't either so I'm glad it was helpful! We had a genetics module and then elements of genetics throughout, then next year you can pick optional modules entered around genetics so there definitely is enough! Honestly I would pick the uni you want to go to because for instance they only do straight biochem here and you're cutting yourself off from some great unis by specialising early! I think there's enough x
Noo Stenning Thanks and yes that makes sense x
It depends on the school to be honest. But I took several courses that had genetics embedded into it as well as a sole alone genetics course.
@@biochemistrywithlinda thank you for the response. I'm actually a 2nd year biochemistry student now!! And turns out I like the cell biology bits the most!
@@rosieharrison1086 Cell biology rules
Currently doing computer science and I might change to biochem. I have a much bigger interest in this and seems much more interesting.
I'm switching from CS to Biochem as well
Same but i feel like I know nothing about science, biology/ chemistry. Idk if i should risk it lol
I'm thinking about doing chemistry at uni because I just really like it, I like the lab work especially, but I'm also drawn to biochem/genetics but Im not sure if it will be for me or just an interest... its really hard to decide!
+David that is tough! Do you know what you might want to go in to? Or what you would rather spend time listening to people talk about/write about yourself?
I'm pretty much the same except I'm now pretty sure that I don't want to study biochem since watching this video because there's too much biology 😂 I 100% prefer chemistry
@H H Yeah I think Biochem labs are mostly pipetting into tiny tubes, lots of them(!) but the theory is interesting. I hope to do Medicinal Chemistry (at Liverpool), I'm like you - cos I want to do mostly chemistry but I wanna understand how medicines/drugs work on cells as well :)
+H H hahaha yup you'll be better off not then, lots of biology!
@@davidsweeney111 Medicinal chemistry or pharmocology may be for you - you can do a few chemistry and medicinal chem degrees, with something like that you can change to another related course after your first year if you want
I don't know how it is in Foreign Schools, but labs in the United states schools (at least from my observation) get progressively more awesome, assuming u love science stuffs xD. For example, my microbiology lab is all about culturing microbes understanding tests that can be done with them, and assists in understanding the lecture. The same goes for any chemistry class above gen chems... I heavily disliked the general chemistry labs, but so far the organic chemistry lab is quite interesting
Thank you for this! I'm struggling to decide between paramedics science or biochem/biomed and this video was really helpful.
Hope you managed to pick ok!
what did u pick
Doing matric this year I'm considering doing biochemistry in varsity. Thanks for the info
Lab reports 😭
@Alvin Carter I'm going to go into them with this mentality from now on 😂
@Alvin Carter why?
If you think they're hard in Uni, wait till you work in a biotech or pharma company ;)
This video was just what I needed! I am studying biology and chemistry at A level and I think it's so difficult to decide on a degree... biology, chemistry, biochem, biomed I feel like it's a never ending list of similar sounding courses! But this really helped me to understand clearly what biochemistry is about. Thank you for that!
+Emily Walker so true! If you need any help explaining the options I have close friends doing all of the above so I can tell you the detailed differences x
If it's not too much trouble that would help me out so much x
+Emily Walker sure, any in particular? Obviously chemistry is very different to all those others but the other 3 are similar x
Yeah I understand. So can you explain the differences between biochem and biomed please? x
+Emily Walker sure! So they have crossover for example the biochem module and the cell and molecular biology module I did. But my friends did a different genetics module to us and a physiology module. Essentially you learn more about the body because it's more specialised medical/drug related biochem! The labs for us were exactly the same in first year x
This was so helpful thankyou!! I dont really want to end in labs like you but i enjoy the content of science alevels. What are you thinking of doing at the end??
+olivia wilson I'm so glad! Potentially something makeup/beauty/fashion related haha! I guess I could link cosmetics to my degree, or if I'm going completely out of the box I'd love to present something!
WHAT IF NO ONE WANTS TO BE MY LAB PARTNER WHAT DO I DO 😭 IM STARTING IN SEPTEMBER IM SO SCARED
I’m 25 and I want to start studying biochemistry, do you think its too late for me? I always loved biology, chemistry and loooooved when we had lab in highschool. The reason I didn’t start this career sooner was because I followed some friends “advice” and I got to Chemical Engineer....yeah, it was an Engineer with a liiiiiiiiiiiitle teeny tiny bit of chemistry. So I dropped out. I don’t regret it because I became a professional musician, but this wish keeps haunting me.. I would love to work on stimulants and psychodelics for therapy, I think it is becoming a blooming field.
Edit: Chemical Engineer
Wow such an interesting career path! i definitely don’t think it’s too late AT ALL! We have a few mature students on our course who are certainly older than you- and 3/4 years isn’t even that long as long as you can finance it ok 👍 good luck! (And you’re right about that new field haha)
It's never too late for you to chase your dreams
Good luck in your exams :)
Hay hi..
I'm just going to start my career path in biochem...
Thanks for ur a video...
I got pretty much good idea..
How it's going to be like..
At last..: I'm still in...
Is it worth doing if you are getting the best university in India
I have become obsessed with majoring in biochemistry.
Do it, cause there is no time like the present
@@theoldchannel2523 i saw some videos in TH-cam saying it is the worse idea ever😔
i'm in hs and i can't choose between biomedical engineering and biochem 😭 i'm literally so scared of the expectations of college because the hs i'm in is not teaching me shit lmaoo
just firmed my biochem place at bath
thank you so much, this has been so helpful!
Thank you I always wonder how to became one! It's my dream! :D
Heyy
Thank you ur video was sooo informative, just wondering, I am considering applying for a bio-chemistry degree but currently am not doing it for a-level, it's not that I don't enjoy, it's more so other subjects I enjoyed more and achieved higher academically wise, do you think it would be a struggle for me to take this degree, as in did most the content heavily rely on prior a-level biology knowledge
her skin is so beautiful
Is your university gives scholarship for North African countries?
all the scholarships are listed on the website :)
@@NooStenningVideos thank you for answering me 💖
You made me love biochemistry more 😙😍
0:55 Exactly! Overlap is huge :D Mentioned this in one of my own videos...
2:34 Haha! :D
4:36 "No one likes labs" Hmmmmm, I think you'll see much much more lab walls in the future, I'm talking Master year thesis!
5:56 Very important! ;) Think Newton, who 'stood on the shoulders of giants' ;) But I understand the sigh though...
7:24 Which drug? I'm curious!
7:56 Make sure you get this right! I regret not having studied Statistics harder, and ow boy, do I need them now and in the (very) near future!
9:48 Funny how I get excited when you say those words :D Geeking out, haha!
11:34 Cool, cheerleading!
11:59 Very true! Also differences per country perhaps!
13:57 Haha, so what. It's Ok to be geeky!
Great stuff here, Noo!
Best of luck in the studies!
i'm about to finish my first year!!
Hey Sooo pretty
I have my BS in biochem but still fail to find a job .
Any recommendations what to do next .an advice .
Find internships. They'll lead to long term jobs
I'm doing my second year I'm also worried about getting a job after graduation any advice
@@lindokuhlebriget2304 any updates?
Woah labs sound a LOT easier than when I had to do them back in the day!
I studied Biochemistry at Bath Uni 10 years ago, and hated labs too.. though mine were easily 7-9 hour labs a day / 2 days a week! =.O And yes.... GAH... the pipetting!! =.O
NB - To be fair I was the ABSOLUTE WORST student in the lab & was always the last to leave, probably still there 1 - 2 hours after everybody else had already left... =.Z... =.P
Remember having more lectures back in the day too.. easily 4 - 5 hours of lectures a day / 2 - 3 days a week. Suppose it was worse in the 2nd & Final year though... =./ And I did spend a lot of extra time in the library studying.. because I was a bit of a super nerd... =.P
+Loopysquish wow!! So cool to hear what the uni was like 10 years ago :) haha it's very oddly spaced I probably do that many hours of lectures it's just hard to count when they change up every few weeks or so!
I'm planning to do a chemistry degree in September so this is the next best thing I guess haha
+Aaron-Jerome Agyei aw yes there are similarities! The chemistry friends I have do more labs than I do, and have harder maths to do but the general structure is similar x
although I'm majoring in chemistry I'm pretty sure it'll be helpful especially in deciding which branch ill prefer so thanks!
interesting about this all in laboratories... I’ll keep you and continue this
I'm on my senior hs and turning college next year, still confuse if i'm going to take bs chem engineer or biochemistry, both interesting fields.
Just wondering how you found the transition of A lvl bio/chem to learning through lectures
+Matthew Nair as in the content difficult or physically learning in a classroom vs lectures?
@@NooStenningVideos i want to know too
It was fairly different as they don’t really stop to explain too much in lectures but the content was more interesting! It gets harder but not too much that it’s overwhelming in my experience
I cant decide between studying microbiology and fisiology on Belgrade university or studying biochemistry?
+Making progress Now depends on what you might want to do after- the websites should have lots of detailed information on the courses
Ahh thank you for the video so much !!! I am thinking about choosing biochem at Bath :) it's so comforting you enjoy it so much. What are the things you did the summer before your application, how do you think I can prepare for studying biochem? What should and shouldn't I have on my PS?
+Karolina Kuna good choice!! I did some online courses in areas of biochem, read a book or 2 and basically just worked on the wording of my PS! I have a whole PS video if you check that out :) but basically show yourself off, but don't put irrelevant things from when you were younger than about 15, and back up everything you do eg dance with why that helps you be a good applicant 😘
Oh ok, thank you
+Karolina Kuna feel free to DM me on social media and ask any questions you have :)
I'm looking at Warwick, Nottingham and bath university and obviously interested in biochemistry but recently I've been unsure whether I want to pursue it or not. I'm in to the molecular and cellular side and organic chemistry but I'm not interested in the labs part (similar to what you were saying). Is it worth powering through the topics you're not interested in and enjoying those you do or is it better to find a course more suited to what you like? Also if you don't mind sharing, did you get the required entry grades and if so have you got any tips for starting year 13 (I know it's a bit off topic but it would help me)
Thanks :)
+Matt Brewerson good question!! I'm working that one out myself 😂have you had a PROPER look for other courses that might interest you? Like put some time in and maybe you'll find something, if not then I would say that it's worth powering through the bits you don't like because you may even end up liking them! At Bath they're very strict so yes I did as they don't let you in without them unfortunately (all 4 of my other unis said they would) 😬I have a whole playlist of tips on my channel x
Noo Stenning Thanks for replying! Yeah I’ve looked pretty hard at other courses related to biochemistry but biochemistry seems the best suited for me module wise :) I’m just wondering is the distribution of each topic per module spread out evenly, like do you feel like you’ve done more work on one topic compared to others or are they all quite even...if you get what I mean :D
Also, would you say the biological and chemical side of the course are evenly spread?
Sorry for long message just really curious and a bit scared xD
+Matt Brewerson they're all even I would say, I think they're designed like that. No there's more biology for sure
Please ask anything else you want, the course is not something you should be afraid of so best to sort that out!x
Noo Stenning Hi again, do any of the modules talk about the brain in biochem?
+Matt Brewerson hey, yes they do! Not in first year but definitely in second and beyond there's a chance to do some neuroscience, I'm doing a module this coming year x
Great video.... Would you say the degree involves more understand or more mugging?
I want to study biochemistry in future😍, but I don't know math well😭, so it is possible to me, to do this? 🤨
Blueberry Blue get over first year calculus and you will be fine
@@toby2668 thanks, everything will be fine. 😊
Side note: We don't use math A LOT so you will be fine
@@creepypastascarystories9106 thanks😊
So which country pays good to biochemistry grads and which might be not too expensive.
I love this.
I had completed my MSc biochemistry 😍I luv my subject coz v interesting.. The people who dng biochemistry all the best of u all .....but sometimes those structures will run in my mind while sleeping... Lol
What kinda of things do you do at your job??
50min lectures? At Liverpool John Moores we had 2-3 lectures a day totalling 5-6 hours. The uni uses canvas as its student portal. We had a personal tutor also but we only seen him like 4 times during 1st year because he would just forget about it. How many people were on your course?
+Luke there's around 100 doing biochem I think!
Oh that's quite a lot, we have less than a quarter of that on my course.
I cant get related to this as my U at first year only give us the theory stuff, math phys and chem at 1st sem, and second semester again, math II, phys II chem II, by 2nd year you attend to advanced chem, particles phys etc... Only in 2nd sem of the second year you start with public health and things that really makes the career
I have problems memorizing structures and proces (citric acid cycle, glycolisis,glucose ...ect.I just don't know how to memorise all those things...can you please help? Pardon my writting I'm not from english speaking country)
+marija alilovic the best way I find is to write them out over and over again, sometimes looking and sometimes from memory! Just reading it won't help x
These people are cleverer than me.
I'm graduating this semester with a Bachelor's in Biology and I am taking biochem right now. It looks interesting and wondering where can you work with a degree in biochem?
Mainly pharmaceutical based things, research, teaching, I mean really molecular level anything research - law conversions and lots also work in science type firms but in say marketing
@@NooStenningVideos Thank you, good to know. I really have to refresh my brain on o-chem to remember a lot of stuff for biochem course. It looks interesting but it's early to know how this is going to turn out.
You mentioned u had to do a presentation. Did u have to present it in just ur tutorial or in front of the whole lecture hall, that sounds so nerve wracking 👋🏼😩
+Khushi just the tutorial, I know biology did the whole hall though. It's all a part of life I guess x
Your pretty omg
Mmm.. I love lab time.. Someone else?
I lived for labs. Now i've been working in one since I graduated. There is light at the end of the tunnel... A halogen bulb in a microscope! hahaha
@@b3zang ahahahaha totally right
if i really hate maths and would love to do something that dont involve math is this career a good choice
+Lutendo Dombo this has maths in it, I would definitely advise no if you REALLY hate it
Hello! I'm currently a grade 11 student. I'm seriously considering biochemistry as my premed course. However, the thing is, I'm not really good at math-- like REALLY bad at math, but I excel a lot in Science and English subjects. Do you think that I could still take up biochem? Thank you
+Clairvoyant Zubeneschamali I think probably yes :) you would have to work hard at the maths parts but as long as you have the entry requirements and can do science maths haha you’ll be ok :)
@@NooStenningVideos Thank you for answering! I have been very anxious about it actually. But I'm doing my best to excel at school. Godbless on your journey!
Update? I’m talented in reading and writing, and very interested in Biology and Chemistry. I’d love to do Biochem but I worry that my poor math interest and skill will be my downfall. Considering molecular and cell biology as an alternative. Any advice? Is it as rigorous as my mind is making it out to be?
I'm studying biochemistry in VietNam. It's quite differnt from your program. After watching your video, I'm confusing a little about my program.
What's different about it?
Does biochemistry focus on biology more than chemistry?
Yes in general! Different courses have different weights but it’s definitely small scale biology/chemical biology rather than “chemistry”
I want to pursue masters in biochemistry after bsc nursing.is it good for me
+Meenu meenu I’m not too sure sorry! I’m sure websites with the courses will say
Mam I'm Biochem scholar specially I'm interested in immunology and Medicinal biology..
I'm torn between this and medicine. Do you know anything about the biochemistry and chemistry in medicine?
+Andrew Macdonald unfortunately not! I would assume it's a lot more "body based" hahah unlike the plant stuff we do etc! I've got to say though, they're very different choices, do you know what you want to go on to do because medicine is a big time commitment if you don't know/want to do something that another degree can achieve x
I was stuck between biochemistry and msxicind. I asked myself one question - do you want to be a doctor
A, yea- do medicine
B naa - forget medicine
@@alihiridjee-asaria6164 which one did u choose
Your skin is so clear! It’s beautiful (:
Thank you so much x
Hi 😊 thanks for the video. I would like to ask of it's possible for you to have part-time job apart from your study? Because I want to pursue a master degree in similar field but afraid that I can't work to save money at the same time.
+Bottle of Carnation Blog you can definitely have a part time job :) you may not have time for a full on hobby as well but some people work part time- just don’t do too much! X
@@NooStenningVideos ok thanks for replying 😊👌
I'm currently doing Bsc in medical laboratory technology. Could I do Masters in Biochemistry with that?
I'm not too sure! You would need to check the university websites
i was wondering if with this degree you can do research for cures or vaccines?
absolutely, that's one of the main avenues
Noo Stenning thank you so much!
Beh sumakit ulo ko sa mga solving sa biochem🙃
What kind of work experience you would recommend, how could I gain an insight into biomedical, biochemistry and microbiology?I just want to see someone in their environment and ask questions and look
+Sahara Desert I know lots of people who did Nuffield research placements before coming to uni! X
The applications already closed and I’m struggling to find anything
+Sahara Desert I personally didn't have any lab experience so you don't need it, but if you want a taste of labs I'm sure your school/college could help you find somewhere even just to look around?
I'm looking at biochem and I've found some work experience at a science park near me, just email some companies and sound enthusiastic and they're likely to take you, good luck
Thankyou so much both of you,
Is biochemistry a good major for medical school
+Samuel Kobina Gyasi lots of people do take it before med school yes :)
what can I do after biochemistry?
Most jobs are in pharmaceutical companies or research! But many people also use the transferable skills to do all sorts of other jobs in science and non science fields that aren’t in the lab :)
@@NooStenningVideos thank u
I’m only basing my videos on what we’ve been told at university itself :) in fact multiple times I’ve stated most people go on to Msc level and take additional qualifications but thank you for the concern!
The degree leads into those jobs, I never stated you didn’t need other qualifications as that wasn’t relevant to the question, people just want to know roughly what jobs people WITH the Bsc go into - I’m not pretending to be an expert or misleading anyone, simply answering my questions :)
@Ti Klim where could I get to know more about work prospects after different biochemical degrees? I have hard time finding information on it and I am in a situation where I am good at chemistry and biology but I am bad at mathematics, physics and computer science (probably could work on it but I genuinely don't enjoy these subjects) and I am not sure if medicine is the right fit for me either as it is highly stressful and very long. I am aware you're not a career counselor 😅 so if you don't feel like responding i get it but i could really use some help and appreciate it a lot, as i feel a little anxious these choices
Lab Report sucks...😭😭😭😭😭
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Hii i am from an indian student, finished biochemistry ,i want to sudy higher studies so plzz suggest for me which course i select now iam very confusing plzz help me
+Saritha Sri you could specialise in an area of biochemistry that you enjoyed e.g. Genetics?
I am a biochemistry bachelor's student from India , I need to ask you some questions can I have your mail id
I studied biochemistry at Cardiff University (BSc 1987; PhD 1991). My bachelor's degree involved equal proportions of biochemistry, chemistry and microbiology in year one, half-and-half biochemistry and chemistry in year two, and biochemistry only (with an elective) in year three. In my experience, the days (other than Wednesday afternoons) were filled with lectures, tutorials and labs., with evenings reviewing the day's lecture notes and completing assignments. My advice would be to make thorough notes, memorize the metabolic pathways (and understand what they mean) and work consistently. Don't rely on 'cramming' and you should be fine!
Amazing to hear! And great advice, definitely still applicable today :)
I’m a senior in high school planning to go into biochem so thanks for this video :))
Going to graduate this spring with a BS in biochem and a minor in chemistry . All I can say is keep an open mind on your final major, you’ll be exposed to a lot of different sciences and math. If something piques your interest, I suggest you take a class or two to explore it. The further along you go into biochemistry, the tighter your schedule becomes and you’ll get less opportunity to switch over to something you might like more. Feel free to shoot me any questions if you have any!
@@Laws2 Thanks :) I feel pretty sure about wanting to study biochem, I have my own molecule modeling kit that I mess around with for fun haha. But yeah I'll definitely keep my options open. In HS so far I've taken AP Physics 1 and am currently taking AP Bio, AP Chem and AP Calc AB so I've had some exposure to other sciences. Were there any sciences that you took that made you consider switching your major?
@@mzapcupcake4294 Thats a great science and math base to start off! A few classes that I personally loved:
Molecular Genetics- protein-protein interaction is the basis of biochemistry, and seeing that play out at a macro scale is really fun.
Physical Chemistry- This one is just my professor making it super fun to learn. If chemistry shows the why of molecule-molecule interaction, P-Chem shows the how.
Wine Appreciation: Yes it’s a real course. Honestly I spend so much time building up hard skills, my soft skills need a bit of a flex too
@@Laws2 that’s awesome, yeah I’ve heard great things about p chem. My aunt has a PhD in chem and she said that was one of her favorite courses too haha, thanks for all the insight :)
@@Laws2 Completely random.. And late.. My counselor recommended a bachelors in Biochemistry (Medicinal Science) To lead up to my PhD in Pharmacy. Is this valid?
What she said about labs. It could very well just be water 😭😭😭😭
First semester at University of GENEVA:
Physics
Maths
Inorganic chemistry
Biochemistry
Computer science
12h of labs per week.
oh you need to learn physics on biochemistry? :0
Personally we didn’t, it varies country to country I think!
@@NooStenningVideos ! Where r u from???? Y
Why computer science? What country are u in? I’m in the states
@@kyroking9934 she literally said university of Geneva
I'm doing 1st year of biotechnology in Poland and it's literally the same!
The More i hear her talking the more i m falling inlove with biochemostry
I'm taking my GCSC's this year and wanted to know more about biochemistry . This video was really helpful . Thank you so much!!
My advice to any first year biochemistry students as final year biochemistry student: memorize all the structures, get ready for quantum chemistry, electrochemistry all forms of organic chemistry a little bit of microbiology like immunology and microbiology genetics and a lot of lab hours 😂, the proper biochemistry courses you’ll do like protein chemistry, carbohydrate chemistry, bio inorganic chemistry e.t.c are probably the easiest courses you’ll do.
This video was so helpful! Although I'm only just doing my GCSEs I'd love to study biology or chemistry at university!💗💗
+Amy Brownlee that's so great that you already like subjects enough to do that! Good luck with your exams x
Thank you so much! X
What are you studying now?
( I'm not much of a public commenter but here I go! ) You see I love theories and using ur head to figure things out ( even though I usually fail at stuff like that I enjoy them ) and like science and biodiversity in general. I didn't do much research in the field itself but after we did some random formulas in class i cried. It was so confusing and I didn't quite understand it tbh... I was wondering if the field itself is mostly based on confusing formulas and less hands on work like looking at a organism and specimens through a microscope. Is there specific types of biochemists that specialize in different things? This is a old video so I doubt you'll reply but if anybody in the comments could I would really appreciate that!
Hey, welcome to comments haha! I would say it’s definitely a mix, it’s hard to say for sure as all the areas are different and I’ve never worked full time in a lab! But biochemists definitely specialise in different things and there are different jobs which use different skills- if you’re interested in human biology on a small molecular scale, I would go for it :)
I relate so much to this - I'm just finishing first year in Biology and I love the theory content, but don't want to be a Scientist and so I hate labs!! They are the worst thing about my degree definitely 😬
Jane Smith same. I’m a medical science student and I love the content involved but I absolutely loathe pracs and labs. I literally get anxiety and find it so daunting to start a lab from scratch then write a report about it.....
@@kamalekermawi this is me first year biochem now. I loathe lab practice. I've got lots of physics and maths and I prefer that to laboratory practice. I always expected it to be the other way around. I really should have went to biotech or bioinformatics.
Wow. This video was so helpful! I've been watching several videos trying to figure out what is biochemistry and what exactly a biochemistry student will come across in Uni and this was the most relevant and informative. Thank you so much. Also, the way you speak and body language helps alot. You're giving off so much postive energy, that I someway somehow feel motivated and excited to pursue Biochemistry. Thanks alot.
So glad I could help! Thank you :)
I really want to do something with chemistry in uni, but I can’t find any courses which have a good chunk of chem 😭 I don’t want to do pure chemistry because I don’t know what career I could get out of that 😔
I know that York had quite a lot of chemistry in the biochem course if that helps! Pure Chem has a lot of careers as it’s such a broad degree at undergrad, have a look on UCAS for some of those jobs :)
Great to have a little nosey at other universities studying biochemistry! I’m in my first year too, and I’m finding biochemistry sorta’ hard, but very interesting. It’s similar to what happens at my uni; was worried I was doing crazy stuff! Thanks very muchhhh x
+LauraRusselsx aw I didn't even think of people watching from other unis so that's cool! Haha I'm glad it was helpful x
Noo Stenning defo helpful! I also find the lab stuff we do is on the boring side, but I’m hoping we’ll have more to do next year! You’ll have to let us know, see if my uni is stingy haha :)
Thanks so much! This video really helped me. I had thought about doing a biochemistry degree, but wasn't sure, and this totally helped me know what it would be like! Now I'm actually excited to study biochemistry! Thanks so much!
I also want to study biology next year, thank you for this helpful video!:) Do you already know what you want to do after studying? (because you said you're not that interested in lab work, but most of scientific jobs are 90% in labs:p)
+-infinityus that's ok! Haha I just answered this question it's a popular one, should be a few comments below you!x
This was so good! Will you be around on the Bath Open Days?
+Amber I'm glad! Potentially the one in September and then throughout next year most likely :)
Hello there ! Its my last year in high school this year, and im really interested in everything related to biology, biochemistry, etc. But the only issue i have is that i don’t know what jobs these kind of degrees can help me get in the future. I’d reaally appreciate your help, thank you.
+Naïma Soussi hey, I think I answered a super similar question on this video already but in case I'm getting mixed up, basically biochem is very broad so anything from drug research-conservation, lots of medical related careers and general research into plants and the body! I'm sure the internet is more helpful than me x
@@NooStenningVideos "im sure the internet is more helpful than me"
legit what i say to anyone who asks me for advice hahaha
@@aazeem398 There's so much on internet to look for and it all confuses me.
I am a first year Biochemist at Uni of Nottingham and I have to say it sounds soo similar 😁
+James Kitching ah that's so good to know!
Noo Stenning hope the exams went well - still got a week left and everyone else from elsewhere is finished 💁♂️💁♂️.
+James Kitching thank you! Aw good luck x
Ahh I feel like you haven’t uploaded in ages
+Sherry Says I haven't I'm so sorry! I've been very busy but should be back to normal now :) enjoy the video x
a question to al ppl familiar with this course/degree...do they teach u how to cure many illnesses or do they just teach u about the chemicals they use to make the prescription meds that the doctors prescribe?
I hate science why am I here lol
Hey peeps, Tbh this is a truely awesome video with information i just got done majoring in biochemistry and just got a lab job making 108 a year. stick with it the pay and job is so fun keep studying :)
Nightbot 108k??? Straight out of college?
Jonah V that’s what i should be making after working there for a while
Nightbot what’s the pay an hour there currently? That’s amazing!
That sounds great but what kind of job is it???
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"I was like..no,thanks!"
hahhahahaha loved here 13:05
God! I really hate lab reports😂😂💔
Hello, I’m wondering if you have any information to share with me from your module in characterising proteins!! I’d be so grateful! I’m currently trying to frantically collate information from google 🤯🙈 good luck with your degree! x
+Lily Bailey have a look in the voet and voet biochemistry textbook- that’s the one we used for that module :) x