A help/guide to aeronautic career.

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A degree in physics education can provide a foundation for a career in aeronautics, particularly if one is interested in the engineering or construction aspects of the field. Contacting schools with aerospace engineering programs is recommended, as they may allow candidates to bypass basic classes due to their physics background. However, further education, such as a master's degree in physics or astronomy, could enhance qualifications and improve acceptance chances into aerospace programs. Identifying specific interests within aeronautics will also guide the educational path and career opportunities.
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I've got a degree in physics education. How could this lead me to obtaining a career in aeronautics? If no, how do i go about it? Your recommendations will be highly adored.
 
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Physics education? Eh, I'd contact some schools that have some aerospace engineering undergrad programs. You might be able to skip the basic classes and mathematics, but other than that, I doubt you'd be able to do anything. One has to wonder what kind of aeronautics you're interested in though.
 
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Physics education? Eh, I'd contact some schools that have some aerospace engineering undergrad programs. You might be able to skip the basic classes and mathematics, but other than that, I doubt you'd be able to do anything. One has to wonder what kind of aeronautics you're interested in though.

I solemnly appreciate your anticipation to help. Am in interested in the engineering part or better still construction. Will a master degree in Physics astronomy be of any help? Which school is most likely to accept me with my degree in Physics Education?
 
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