STP help
I'm wanting to become a clinic scientist but am slightly confused about the requirements needed for the STP. Do I need to do a postgraduate degree like a master's or PhD after a bsc honours???
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Technically a 2.1 BSc (hons) is all you need, but in practice you need more to get in because it is highly competitive. Many applicants have MSc or PhD qualifications or work experience.
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