How would you like to find a cure for cancer? Or rid the world of the AIDS virus? Would you like to help wipe out famine and world hunger? What about cleaning up the environment? If any of these interest you, you may have a future in biotechnology.

How would you like to develop products that affect almost every aspect of your life - your health, physical security, food, clothing, transportation, environment . . . indeed, your overall quality of life? Would you like to help translate "science fiction" experiments and predictions into real-world products? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, you may have a future in biotechnology.

Are you interested in math and science? Or do you prefer writing? Do you like working with plants and animals? Or do you prefer computers and instrumentation? Do you like research? Or would you rather apply what researchers have learned? These are all parts of this field and you can probably find a role for your special talents and interests.