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 Mathematical Modeller
Provide scientific leadership and expertise on complex mathematical modelling projects in epidemiology and other areas of biomedical research with significant impact to GSK Vaccines. Provide expertise related to mathematical modelling.
Use mathematical modelling expertise to conduct modelling research at different stages of vaccine development that contributes to the understanding of underlying mechanism of action of vaccines, as well as of the population-level impact of vaccines beyond the vaccine effects in individuals, when used by public health sectors, to support multiple projects/products/ diseases in one or more therapeutic areas.
 Route GCSEs
Mathematics, English and Science at Grade 5
Minimum Level of Education: University level in Sciences (PhD or equivalent experience).
Preferred Level of Education: PhD in Mathematics with formal training in mathematical modelling applied to epidemiology and other areas of biomedical sciences.
Average salary £32,777
   Route
A bachelor’s degree in a science. Materials scientists often have a degree in the subject and many universities offer undergraduate degrees in materials science or materials engineering. It’s also possible to work in this field with a degree from another discipline. Other subjects that can lead to a career in materials science include:
• Applied Chemistry
• Physics
• Chemical engineering
• Metallurgy
• Geology
• Mining engineering
• Structural engineering
Average salary
£32,959
(range from £26k-£45k)
*Another route into this career is studying for a Higher National Diploma (HND) in a similar subject to these degrees, though this may limit the types of jobs you can apply for. It may also be possible to find a job as a technician and then study for a professional qualification with the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3), which can lead to career progression.
              Scientist
A material scientist studieas materials such as composites, nano materials, metal and ceramics – looking at their applications and properties. This means that this job role is key in the development of new materials used in a variety of industries.












































































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