Physics, chemistry and biology (physics, chemistry, biology) are the basic disciplines of science, and there are a wide range of majors that can be selected at the university level, and these majors are often closely related to the fields of natural science and technology. The following are some of the undergraduate and graduate major options and their corresponding career directions that can be considered based on the background of physical and chemical biology:
1.*Physics Major**:
Undergraduate: Physics, Applied Physics, Materials Physics, Optical Engineering, etc.
Employment direction: scientific research institutions, educational institutions (middle school or college teachers), high-tech enterprises (such as semiconductors, optoelectronics, new energy, aerospace and other fields), communication industry, national defense science and technology departments, etc.
2.*Chemistry Major**:
Undergraduate: Chemistry, Applied Chemistry, Materials Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Energy Chemistry, etc.
Employment direction: chemical enterprises, pharmaceutical companies, environmental protection agencies, testing laboratories, teaching units (secondary school or university teachers), cosmetics research and development, new material research and development, etc.
3.*Biology Major**:
Undergraduate: Biological Sciences, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics, Ecology, Microbiology, Genetics, Molecular Biology, Biomedical Engineering, etc.
Employment direction: biomedical companies, biotechnology R&D centers, hospital laboratory departments, biological product enterprises, agricultural research institutions, food testing and safety supervision, environmental protection and ecological restoration departments, biology teaching (middle school biology teachers or university lecturers), etc.
4.Interdisciplinary Majors:
Biomedical Engineering.
Environmental Science and Engineering.
Chemical Engineering & Technology.
New drug research and development. Biometry.
Food Science and Engineering.
Medical testing techniques.
After graduating from the above majors, the employment direction includes not only scientific research work in the corresponding industry, but also management, marketing, quality control, technical support and other positions. In addition, students with a solid foundation in physical and chemical biology can further their studies, pursue master's and doctoral degrees, and engage in more in-depth basic research or advanced technology research and development.