Do We Really Need Degrees to Teach Online?

Do We Really Need Degrees to Teach Online?
China recently introduced a law requiring influencers to have relevant degrees to talk about finance,
health, or law online — a step meant to curb misinformation.
But imagine if this rule came to India or to platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, or Instagram — half
the “finance gurus” might disappear overnight, health influencers would go on a real digital detox,
and legal creators might finally stop saying “Not legal advice, but…”
At Biophar Lifesciences, we view this through a responsible healthcare lens. In the pharmaceutical
world, accuracy and credibility aren’t optional — they’re our foundation.
Biophar has always been quality-driven, and every product we create is supported by clinical and
scientific studies. Because when it comes to health, information must be _backed by evidence — not
opinions.
Every health insight we share, and every piece of educational content we publish is rooted in
science, research, and verified data.
While influencers today play a big role in spreading awareness, the key lies in responsible
communication — blending authentic science with simple, relatable language.
At Biophar, we believe that true expertise doesn’t only come from degrees — it comes from
dedication to learning, ethical responsibility, and a commitment to science-backed information.
While creativity and communication make information engaging, only evidence-based knowledge
makes it reliable.
So, do we really need degrees to teach online?
Perhaps not always — but in healthcare and pharmaceuticals, authenticity, accuracy, and scientific
validation will always be our strongest qualifications.