Careers in the Bioeconomy - a THYME Project interview with an Animal Nutritionist

This film is part of a series featuring employees of bioeconomy businesses based in the North East of England. They discuss job roles, career stories and training, with the aim of presenting current students with inspiring role models. We hope this will help students looking at their own career options to consider some of highly skilled employment opportunities available within the bioeconomy.
The bioeconomy is key to the UK’s transition to a resilient, low-carbon future and this growing sector offers many job opportunities, particularly for a skilled and knowledgeable graduate workforce. To aid the growth of the bioeconomy, the THYME Project was established - a collaboration between the universities of York, Hull and Teesside, delivered in partnership with the Biorenewables Development Centre (BDC) and BioVale. Funded by the Connecting Capabilities Fund of Research England, the project is focused on developing the bioeconomy across Yorkshire, the Humber and the Tees Valley.
www.hull.ac.uk/THYMEemployability
All videos in the series were created in Covid-safe conditions during lockdown. Participants recorded their own interview footage and we used pre-existing supporting footage.
Melanie
Melanie is a Pig Nutritionist for Primary Diets, which is a division of AB Agri and Associated British Foods.
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