The Baltimore-Washington Metro area is a national force in the health & life sciences sector, supported by its unique access to federal institutions, leading research universities, and scientific non-profits. In their 2022 report, the real estate and investment firm CBRE identified and analyzed the top 25 domestic markets for life sciences talent and ranked Washington DC/Baltimore in second place, just behind Boston/Cambridge, Massachusetts and ahead of the San Francisco Bay Area.
The DC/Baltimore metro area boasts the nation’s highest ratio of workers employed in professional, scientific and technical services at 15.4%. Home to the National Institutes of Health, the Food and Drug Administration and other federal offices, the headquarters of scientific societies and non-profits, and a number of biomedical industries, there is a diversity of career paths open to our alumni in this area.
Some examples include:
Some examples include: