Careers for biomedical science?

I've been thinking about what i would like to do after i've studied biomedical science at uni. The idea of working in a hospital lab bores me, but yet i understand it's very rewarding for some folks.

I'm interested in pharmacology, drugs etc - do you with think with a suitable MSc or PhD even (if i decide to go down that road) i'd be able to work in that sort of area? Or would my degree become a disadvantage in that general field?

Im just about to start my biomedical Science degeree at Durham, i can't wait , i realise that doesn't answer your question, sorry.

But back to your question, i hope to do post Grad Medicine after mine, im sure if you did go down the Msc PhD road, then that surly can only be an advantage to a pharmacology, drugs career, just doing a Biomedical Science degree alone sees people go in that direction. So if someone also had a PhD / MSc, that can only be even better. But im no expert, just trying to think logically.

What sort of PhD / MSc you looking at, do you mean going futher than a normal Bio Med?

I've been thinking about what i would like to do after i've studied biomedical science at uni. The idea of working in a hospital lab bores me, but yet i understand it's very rewarding for some folks.

I'm interested in pharmacology, drugs etc - do you with think with a suitable MSc or PhD even (if i decide to go down that road) i'd be able to work in that sort of area? Or would my degree become a disadvantage in that general field?