Physics Areer opportunities for student with undergraduate physics degree

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The discussion centers on the job prospects for an international student nearing graduation with a degree in physics, complemented by coursework in mechanical engineering and material science, a high GPA, and some research experience. Key concerns include the potential difficulty of securing a job in the U.S. job market without prior industry experience and the implications of being an international student. Participants emphasize the importance of networking, internships, and leveraging research experience to enhance employability. The conversation highlights the competitive nature of the job market for physics graduates and suggests that proactive steps can improve job prospects.
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Hi everybody, I would like to hear you opinion
I have one semester left and with bunch of classes taken from mechanical engineering and material science departments, high GPA, some research experiecne in physics department and no industry experience what kind of jobs one can expect to have. How difficult would it be to get a job with a physics degree if you are international student with a us diploma.
 
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