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Stevo11
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I'm halfway through my University prep year (its a univ. run course you can take if you needed the pre reqs) and I have to apply now to university but I don't know what to take...
The issue is I don't know what kind of job I will get with each course...
The course I was looking at initially was Bilogical science, but now that I see I enjoy physics as well and have been doing outstanding in it averaging right now at 102% :)
What kind of job can you get with a general physics degree? any really? or would it be smarter to go nuclear engineering or something like Health physics and radiation sciences?
While I do like physics, I also LOVE biology, coming from anyone with experience here, and disregarding any (well what do you like to do) what would be the best way to go job wise I.E income/availability etc...
Physics (general degree or an engineering) or Biology (some sort of specialist, pharma research etc)
By the way I am looking into U.O.I.T Ontario Canada
-thanks in advance for any help I'm quite flustered
The issue is I don't know what kind of job I will get with each course...
The course I was looking at initially was Bilogical science, but now that I see I enjoy physics as well and have been doing outstanding in it averaging right now at 102% :)
What kind of job can you get with a general physics degree? any really? or would it be smarter to go nuclear engineering or something like Health physics and radiation sciences?
While I do like physics, I also LOVE biology, coming from anyone with experience here, and disregarding any (well what do you like to do) what would be the best way to go job wise I.E income/availability etc...
Physics (general degree or an engineering) or Biology (some sort of specialist, pharma research etc)
By the way I am looking into U.O.I.T Ontario Canada
-thanks in advance for any help I'm quite flustered