This is very true.
Biochemistry have been the bed- rock for all life sciences, but still underrated, especially in Nigeria. And you've said it all, biochemistry is less of 'who will or can employ me?' and more of ' what life related problem can I solve' , what existing biochemical solutions can I improve?' and so on. As a biochemist it's not enough to think it terms of employment,but also to think in terms of innovation.
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This is exactly true, biochemistry itself is a rock capable of standing on its own to a point of self innovation and self employment. Infact it stretches across all branches of life science making contributing to it's ...
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Exactly! This is the part I really want more people to understand. Sometimes we focus so much on "What job can I get with this degree?" that we forget to ask "What problem can I solve with what I've learnt?" And I think that shift in mindset is especially important for biochemists and other science graduates. Employment is important, of course, but science also gives us the opportunity to create, improve and find solutions to problems around us. Thank you for adding this perspective. This is exactly the kind of conversation I hoped the article would spark.