Career Webinar - Regulatory affairs and sales jobs in Life Sciences

Are you curious what kind of jobs are possible after finishing your Master's degree? Join the Life Sciences Career Event webinars!

During the Online Life Sciences Career Events we invite GSLS alumni to talk about their job and the road towards it. Each event has a specific theme, either a field to work in (consultancy, non-profits, pharmaceutical industry), or a topic to help you kickstart your career (finding a job as an international, how to prepare a job interview). These events are facilitated by a GSLS career officer, and you are invited to actively ask questions and/or participate in discussions. Please make sure to register for the events for them to count for the Broadening Life Sciences module. 

Topic: Regulatory affairs and sales jobs in Life Sciences

Many students start their studies with the idea of becoming a scientist, in or outside academia. But did you know that quite a big group changes towards a different job? Working in the field of regulatory affairs or sales is also an option after your masters degree in life sciences.

Programme in short

16:00     Start and introduction
16:05     Alumnus 1
16:20     Q&A
16:30     Alumnus 2
16:45     Q&A
16:55     Closure

Alumni information

Deliana Dimitrova studied Drug Innovation at the GSLS and now works at Vitestro as a Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist. She will share her story and tell you what a regulatory affairs specialist does and why it is such a great job.

Another, not so well known job with probably a lot of prejudice about it, is is the job Bram de Jong has. He studied Cancer, Stem Cells and Developmental Biology and now works as a sales manager Immune Reagents at Essange Reagents.

They both share their story and will answer all your questions about their current and previous jobs and the companies they work for.