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Pi Pie
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Hi, everyone.
Here I am, once again, full of uncertainty as for my future.
I've previously stated my situation in another thread so this time I'm going straight to the point.
If all ends meet I'll be acquiring my Master's degree in applied and computational mathematics at the age of 32. Assuming that I have zero experience in the field (except for an internship or another), will I be eligible for decent employments or will I simply starve to death, which will force me to try and become a high school teacher? (I've been a teacher once when I was graduating in physics and I tell you what... it's pretty hard to survive, for many reasons).
Also, which would be best in terms of employability on the applied mathematics field, a professional or a research master's?
Here I am, once again, full of uncertainty as for my future.
I've previously stated my situation in another thread so this time I'm going straight to the point.
If all ends meet I'll be acquiring my Master's degree in applied and computational mathematics at the age of 32. Assuming that I have zero experience in the field (except for an internship or another), will I be eligible for decent employments or will I simply starve to death, which will force me to try and become a high school teacher? (I've been a teacher once when I was graduating in physics and I tell you what... it's pretty hard to survive, for many reasons).
Also, which would be best in terms of employability on the applied mathematics field, a professional or a research master's?