What career path(s) should I consider going on in university?

[ratiugo]

I'm only in grade 10, but I really love science, especially physics. I want to go to university for a career in that area, but I don't really know where to start looking. The university that I'd most likely have as my first choice is the University of British Columbia, since it's about an hour or so drive. The subjects I find the most interesting are things like cosmology and that sort of area, but I understand how hard it is to find a job in that field, but I'm not extremely interested in electrical engineering and those types. I'd just like some help finding jobs that I might be interested in or want to pursue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[R.Mesri]

There are a variety of physics-related jobs that you can pursue with a degree from UBC. Some potential options include research scientist, professor, physicist, medical physicist, aerospace engineer, software engineer, electronics engineer, robotics engineer, data analyst, materials scientist, and more. You may also want to look into internships or apprenticeships in related fields to gain experience and build your skill set. Additionally, some careers in the field require additional certifications or degrees, such as a doctorate in physics or engineering. Finally, you should explore the various career paths available in the industry and research the job requirements to ensure that you are taking the right steps to achieve your goals. Good luck!