Engineering Linking physics interest with civil engineer [2 out of 1]

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The discussion centers on a civil engineering student seeking advice on pursuing a career that aligns more closely with his passion for physics. He is considering transportation engineering and hydraulics, both of which incorporate significant physics concepts. Participants are asked to provide insights on which field might be more suitable for his interests and future PhD aspirations. The conversation emphasizes the importance of aligning career choices with personal interests in physics. Ultimately, the decision should reflect both passion and the potential for advanced study in physics-related applications.
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Dear friends,
I am completing my bachelors in engineering in civil engineering this year. I always had a inclination towards physics from childhood but followed the most usual path of engineering due to family.
Now, my plan is to go into a field which is similar to physics or requires intensive physics and do my PhD later in it. I have been able to find out transportation engineering and hydraulics as two fields which are under civil engineering but requiring physics input.
Now, please tell me which should i go for ? And please attach why you think so.

Thanks people!
 
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